Built for Colorado renters
Leases are written for property managers. LeaseCheck turns your lease into a plain-English risk report with the questions a careful Colorado renter would ask.
What are you dealing with?
New lease review
What to check before you commit.
Learn more →Lease renewal review
Make sure you know what changed.
Learn more →Security deposit review
Understand your deposit before a dispute.
Learn more →Utility billing & fees
Rent is one number; your payment may be another.
Learn more →Move-out charges
Know what your lease says before the charges arrive.
Learn more →Existing lease review
Problems with the lease you're already in? Understand your position before your next step.
Learn more →Why context matters in Colorado
Two Colorado renters can hold nearly identical leases and face very different risks — because the risk often lives in the context, not just the clause.
A $0.00 deposit on a renewal, a utility allocation that shifts monthly, a 60-day notice window buried in an addendum: none of these are unusual, but each is worth understanding before you sign. LeaseCheck asks the context questions first, then explains what matters for your situation.
Colorado renter questions
Is LeaseCheck only for Colorado? +
LeaseCheck is Colorado-focused for now. The report and questions are written with Colorado renters in mind. National expansion is planned.
Do you give legal advice about Colorado law? +
No. Our rules engine checks your lease against Colorado rules and gives you our own evaluation and questions to ask. That is our read, not a legal opinion — for legal advice, or when a clause needs a professional call, we recommend a licensed attorney.
Can this help with voucher or Section 8 housing? +
Yes. The plain-English report can help any renter understand lease terms and prepare questions, including voucher and Section 8 renters.