Landlord-Tenant Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)

A landlord-tenant non-disclosure agreement (NDA) protects a landlord while sharing confidential information about a property with a prospective tenant. It is common in commercial real estate when a landlord shares information that they prefer to keep confidential. If violated, the disclosing party can face legal consequences.

Updated November 18, 2024

Real Estate Buyer NDA – Allows a seller to share confidential information about a property with a prospective buyer while being protected from it being shared.

How to Write

Step 1 – Download in PDF, MS Word, or OpenDocument.

Step 2 – The date that the agreement is being created must be supplied first. Next, the name of the Potential Tenant, the name of the Landlord, and the name of the Agent (if applicable) can all be entered.

Step 3 – The real estate address should be entered in section two (2).

Step 4 – The name of the State whose laws will govern the agreement can be supplied in section eight (8) along with the duration of the agreement’s effectiveness.

Step 5 – The Tenant must sign the form, supply the date, and print their name.