For property managers
Create and e-sign a lease
Create a lease document and send it for electronic signature, all in Wealtharu.
Before you start
- Creating a lease document and e-signing it are available on all plans.
- Province rules for deposits and rent show with a PREVIEW mark and a "tooling, not legal advice" note. Review them before you rely on them.
Steps
- Open the lease from Leases, then go to Documents and signing.
- Get the document ready under Lease document. You have two options: - Generate the standard lease agreement. Wealtharu builds its own plain-language lease from the lease details you entered (parties, rent, deposit, term). - Upload your own lease PDF instead, if you already have one you want to use.
- Select Generate (or upload your file). Wealtharu checks everything and stops with a clear message if a required field is missing.
- Send it for e-signature. The tenant signs first on their own secure link, then the landlord countersigns to fully execute the lease.
What happens next
- When every required signer has signed, the lease is marked signed, a final copy is saved, and everyone is notified.
- Other documents you create against the lease, like the pre-authorized debit form, use the same signing flow but stay separate. They never count toward executing the lease itself.
Notes
- Generating the same document twice does nothing extra. It will not create duplicates or send duplicate emails.
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