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Leases that auto-renew without adequate notice requirements trap tenants for another full term.
One-sided clauses that make you pay landlord legal fees even if you had a legitimate claim.
Entry-without-notice clauses that violate state law — 24-hour written notice is required in most states.
Security deposits labeled "non-refundable" — typically illegal in Oregon, and often unenforceable in TX/CO too.
Clauses waiving your right to fix habitability problems and deduct costs — illegal in OR (ORS 90.360), TX (§92.0561), and CO (CRS §38-12-507).
Texas-specific: landlords cannot lock you out or cut utilities without a court order (Tex. Prop. Code §§92.0081, 92.008).
Texas caps late fees at 12% of rent (§92.019); Colorado caps at 5% or $50 (HB21-1121). Fees over the cap are unenforceable.
Rent multipliers (150–200%) that kick in the moment your lease ends — even for one extra day.
Forces disputes into private arbitration where landlords have a statistical advantage.