Disclaimer, Terms and Conditions: Domu does not offer legal advice to you or to others in the world. Domu is not a law firm. The model is not legal advice. Domu offers its Chicago Apartment Lease “as we will see”. Domu expressly disclaims all warranties of any kind, either expressly or implicitly, including, but not, any warranties regarding the adequacy of this lease or its suitability to protect your interests. In other words, if the lease harms you in any way, you agree that you have no recourse against Domu. You cannot remove Domu marks from the rental form. Domu`s free lease form for an apartment in Chicago helps you simplify the rental process. It is intended for Chicago owners who wish to comply with the Chicago Resident Ordinance (“CRLTO”) and Illinois law. The CRLTO requires landlords to include many forms in the rental agreement, which is why we have attached them all to this lease for you. In this easy-to-use document, you`ll find the Chicago Recycling Rules Flyer, the City of Chicago CRLTO Summary, a lead-based disclosure form, a radon communication form, a bond form, an entry/exit inspection form, and a brochure to avoid bed bugs. The Chicago lease for 2020 is suitable for any type of housing and therefore does not meet the particular characteristics of your leasing situation. For example, landlords who rent detached homes should be aware that the lease contains occasional references to common areas.

Also note that not all Chicago apartments are subject to CRLTO mandates, with the most common exception of self-occupied buildings with six fewer units. Chicago landlords, who do not have to comply with the CRLTO, may prefer to treat certain sections of the lease agreement prescribed by CRLTO. In other words, all landlords should read this lease carefully and make changes with the help of a lawyer.. . .