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Utility Addendum

Answer a few questions to create a professional Utility Addendum, ready to edit and sign.

Step 1 of 54 sections · answer each, then create your document

Landlord / property owner

Full legal name of the person or business that owns or manages the property.
Use the address where rent payments and legal notices should be sent.

Tenant & rental unit

Full legal name of the primary adult tenant who will sign.
Street address of the rental unit (not a P.O. box).
Helps identify which lease this document applies to.

Utility responsibility

This choice appears in your document for: electric paid by.
This choice appears in your document for: gas paid by.
This choice appears in your document for: water paid by.
This choice appears in your document for: trash paid by.
This choice appears in your document for: internet paid by.

Fees & date

Enter has utility flat fee in dollars (or percent for rates).
The date this agreement becomes effective.
Choose the state where the rental property is located.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Utility Addendum

A Utility Addendum documents clarify which utilities tenant vs landlord pays on a lease. It is designed for roommate/shared housing use cases.

When properly completed and signed, it creates a written record of agreed terms. Have an attorney review important transactions.

You will need: Title Block, Opening, Parties, Property.