Did you create a lease that you love? Good news: If you need to make another lease with the same terms, you do not have to redo the entire document! TurboTenant now allows you to create a lease agreement for one tenant and then copy the text of that lease for another tenant. You will be able to review and make any changes needed before sending for signatures!
Here is how to get started and copy your lease agreement:
Step 1: Add New Lease Profile
Start by selecting 'Add New' from the leases tab and entering the details for the new tenant and their terms:
💡 TurboTip- You will need to create a new lease profile for the new tenant(s) first in order to copy the lease from another lease profile.
Step 2: Go to the Lease Profile You Want to Copy the Lease From
After you have the new lease profile created (in this case, we are creating a copied lease for Wendy), you can go back to the leases tab and select the name of the lease that you want to copy (Wendy Lease in this scenario).
Step 3: Copy the Lease to the New Profile
Select the three vertical dots next to the lease agreement title and select 'copy.' From there, you will be asked where to copy the lease agreement; this is where you will choose the new lease profile that you created for the new tenant (Wendy New Lease in this scenario):
Step 4: Review, Make Edits, and Send for Signature
Once you have copied the lease agreement from one lease profile to another, you can add all of the tenant details and terms, add any attachments that you may need, and then send the document for signatures! Learn more about E-Sign here.
💡 TurboTip - You will be automatically brought to the new lease agreement to start building. This is where you will add your terms, tenant(s) information, attachments, and provisions (if applicable).
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Can I copy over a lease that I used the Advanced Editor on?
A: No, at this time, any edits in the Advanced Editor are not able to be copied into another lease as the Advanced Editor can only be used once the Lease Builder is fully complete.
Q: Can I make edits to a copy lease if I need to?
A: Yes, you can still make edits to a copied-over lease agreement. You will just want to use the "Edit" button on that lease builder section to change or update what you need, the rest will stay copied as is.