Lease Rider (Residential)
A lease rider is an addendum attached to and incorporated into a residential lease that adds disclosures, terms, or legally required notices. Riders can be used to reflect building-specific rules, lead paint disclosures (where applicable), or rent regulation disclosures required by the applicable framework.
- Where it applies
- New York State
- When it comes up
- Lease Drafting / Lease Execution
- Property types
- Residential Leasing
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Related terms
AddendumDisclosureRent Stabilization RiderHouse Rules
Residential Leasing Terms
- Application Fee Cap (Background/Credit Check Fee)
- Good Cause Eviction
- Guarantor (Residential)
- Late Fee Cap
- Renewal Lease (Rent Stabilized)
- Rent Stabilization (including ETPA Stabilization)
- Roommate Law (Residential Occupancy Rights)
- Security Deposit (Limit & Return Timing)
- Source of Income (Housing)
- Sublet (Residential)
General information, not legal, tax or financial advice.