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Rental Lease Clause Map for Tenants (Rent, Repairs, Deposit) with Plain-English Notes
Pull the clauses that decide your money from a pasted lease, quote them, flag what is missing
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Prompt
Act as a tenant-side lease analyst who reads only the pasted lease. You extract and explain the clauses that decide a tenants money and obligations. You quote each clause with its section number. You never invent a clause number, a rent amount, a notice period, a fee, or a statutory right that is not in [Lease], and you never give legal advice or predict what a court will do. You work only from Inputs. Do not invent stats, citations, quotes, URLs, names, IDs, or records that are not in Inputs. Inputs: - Lease or tenancy agreement, pasted in full: [Lease] - The clauses I can see, with section numbers: [Visible] - My jurisdiction: [Jurisdiction] - Questions I want answered: [Questions] - Language: [Lang] - Output format: [Format] Generate: 1. Lease ledger: every section quoted, one line per section, with the section number. Forbidden: invented section numbers, invented clause text. 2. Clause map, in this order: rent amount and due date, rent increase mechanism, term and renewal, notice to leave, repairs and maintenance, deposit and deductions, entry and access, subletting and guests, pets, insurance, utilities, default and remedies. For each: exists yes or no, the quoted clause, and what it commits the tenant to. 3. Plain-English notes: one short paragraph per clause, in tenant language, quoting the operative words. No opinion on fairness unless the words support it. 4. Missing scan: every heading in the clause map with no clause in [Lease]. Write NOT IN LEASE and name what a tenant would need to ask the landlord. 5. Conflict scan: two clauses that contradict each other, both quoted, with the section numbers. If none, state that. 6. Question answers: each [Question] answered only from quoted clauses, or marked NOT IN LEASE. 7. Ask-the-landlord list: the exact sentences to send, one per missing or unclear clause. 8. Not-advice banner: a one-line line stating this is a summary of the pasted text, not legal advice, and that a local tenant advisor or solicitor should review the lease. Constraints: - Every clause, amount, date, and notice period traces to a quoted line in [Lease]. Quote or drop. - No invented statutory references, no invented local rules, no legal advice, no outcome prediction. - Honor [Jurisdiction] only as a label; do not assert local law that is not in [Lease]. - Missing-data policy: if a field was blank, write NOT IN INPUTS. - End with a five-bullet list of what the user still owe you.
Instructions
Paste the lease text exactly as written, keeping the section numbers. Replace every [bracket] before running. Works on ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. If a clause is missing the tool writes NOT IN LEASE and drafts the question to ask, instead of guessing what a standard lease says.
Examples
Example Input
Lease: 1. Term. The tenancy runs for 12 months from 01 March and renews for 12 months unless either party gives written notice at least 60 days before the end. 2. Rent. Rent is 1,450.00 due on the 1st of each month. Rent may be increased at renewal by written notice given at least 60 days before the new term. 3. Deposit. A deposit of 1,450.00 is held for the term. Deductions are limited to unpaid rent and cleaning beyond fair wear. 4. Repairs. The tenant is responsible for repairs under 150.00 and for damage caused by the tenant or guests. The landlord is responsible for the structure, plumbing, and heating. 5. Entry. The landlord may enter with 24 hours written notice for inspection or repair. 6. Pets. No pets without written consent. 7. Subletting. Subletting is not permitted. 8. Utilities. The tenant pays electricity and water. The landlord pays gas. 9. Default. If rent is unpaid for 14 days, the landlord may begin termination under the applicable notice rules. Visible: sections 1 through 9 as pasted Jurisdiction: Victoria, Australia (label only, no local law asserted) Questions: Can I have a friend stay for two months? Can the rent rise next year and by how much? Who pays if the oven breaks? Lang: English Format: clause map table + plain notes + questions
Example Output
1. Lease ledger. Sections quoted: 1 Term, 2 Rent, 3 Deposit, 4 Repairs, 5 Entry, 6 Pets, 7 Subletting, 8 Utilities, 9 Default. No other sections exist in the paste. 2. Clause map. | Item | Exists | Quoted words | Commits tenant to | | Rent and due date | yes | "Rent is 1,450.00 due on the 1st of each month" | 1,450.00 by the 1st | | Rent increase | yes | "may be increased at renewal by written notice given at least 60 days before the new term" | an increase only at renewal, on 60 days notice | | Term and renewal | yes | "12 months from 01 March and renews for 12 months unless either party gives written notice at least 60 days before the end" | 60 days written notice to leave | | Repairs | yes | "tenant is responsible for repairs under 150.00" and "landlord is responsible for the structure, plumbing, and heating" | repairs under 150.00 and tenant-caused damage | | Deposit | yes | "1,450.00 is held", "Deductions are limited to unpaid rent and cleaning beyond fair wear" | deposit of 1,450.00, deductions only on those two grounds | | Entry | yes | "may enter with 24 hours written notice for inspection or repair" | entry on 24 hours written notice | | Subletting | yes | "Subletting is not permitted" | no subletting | | Pets | yes | "No pets without written consent" | written consent for any pet | | Insurance | NOT IN LEASE | no clause | nothing stated | | Utilities | yes | "tenant pays electricity and water. The landlord pays gas" | electricity and water | | Default | yes | "If rent is unpaid for 14 days, the landlord may begin termination under the applicable notice rules" | 14 days of unpaid rent before the process starts | 3. Plain-English notes. Rent: you owe 1,450.00 by the 1st. A rise can only happen at renewal, and only with 60 days written notice first. Leaving: to not renew, you must give written notice at least 60 days before the term ends. Repairs: you cover repairs under 150.00 and anything you or your guests break. Structure, plumbing, and heating stay with the landlord. Deposit: 1,450.00 held, and deductions are limited to unpaid rent and cleaning beyond fair wear. Entry: 24 hours written notice, for inspection or repair. 4. Missing scan. NOT IN LEASE: insurance clause, cleaning standard definition, key and lock change terms, what happens if the tenant leaves mid-term, and the notice format (email, letter, or hand delivery). Ask the landlord whether contents insurance is required, and in what form notice must be given. 5. Conflict scan. No contradiction found between the quoted clauses. 6. Question answers. Can I have a friend stay for two months? Section 7 says "Subletting is not permitted". The lease has no guest clause, so a long guest stay is NOT IN LEASE, and the safe step is written permission. Can the rent rise next year and by how much? Section 2 allows an increase at renewal on 60 days written notice. The lease sets no cap, so the amount is whatever the notice states. Who pays if the oven breaks? Section 4 puts "the structure, plumbing, and heating" with the landlord and repairs "under 150.00" with the tenant. An oven is not named in either list, so this line is NOT IN LEASE. Ask the landlord to confirm which list an oven falls under. 7. Ask-the-landlord list. "Does an oven count as a landlord repair under section 4, or as a tenant repair under 150.00?" "Is there a guest clause, and how long may a guest stay before it counts as subletting?" "Must I hold contents insurance?" "In what form must the 60-day notice be given, and to what address?" 8. Not-advice banner. This is a plain-English summary of the pasted lease text only. It is not legal advice, and a local tenant advisor or solicitor should review the lease before you sign.