Nebraska Standard Residential Lease Agreement

A Nebraska standard residential lease agreement is a contract that governs the tenancy of a landlord’s residential rental property. The terms in the document include the rent amount, the payment date, and the building’s rules. Lease agreements can be tailored to the landlord’s needs, including all deposits, fees, and prohibited activities.

Nebraska Standard Residential Lease Agreement

A Nebraska standard residential lease agreement is a contract that governs the tenancy of a landlord’s residential rental property. The terms in the document include the rent amount, the payment date, and the building’s rules. Lease agreements can be tailored to the landlord’s needs, including all deposits, fees, and prohibited activities.

Last updated January 4th, 2024

A Nebraska standard residential lease agreement is a contract that governs the tenancy of a landlord’s residential rental property. The terms in the document include the rent amount, the payment date, and the building’s rules. Lease agreements can be tailored to the landlord’s needs, including all deposits, fees, and prohibited activities.

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Rental Application – A form for interested tenants to provide their information and authorize background checks.

Required Disclosures (2)

  1. Lead-Based Paint Disclosure (PDF) – If a property was built before 1978, the landlord must disclose that lead-based paint may be present in the building.[1]
  2. Names and Addresses – The names and addresses of the property’s managers and owners (or their agents) must be provided to the tenant.[2]

Security Deposits

  • Maximum Amount ($)  – 1 month’s rent. Pet deposits may not exceed a ¼ month’s rent.[3]
  • Returning to Tenant – 14 days.[4]

Rent Grace Period

Nebraska law does not mention a rent grace period; tenants must pay rent on the due date.

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