Roommate Lease Agreement Templates
A roommate lease is a long-term agreement among people who share a home, splitting rent, deposit, utilities, and house rules between them.
15 unique fillable designs · 13 fields · free PDF download
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Slate Harmony
Clean two‑column layout with a muted header banner and subtle accent accents for professional roommate agreements.
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Midnight Ledger
Clean two‑column layout with a bold header and subtle accent, ideal for detailed roommate contracts.
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Calm Ledger
A clean, two‑column layout with subtle accents ideal for multi‑tenant lease agreements.
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Olive Outlook
Clean two‑column layout with a subtle green accent, ideal for detailed roommate agreements.
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Cobalt Brief
Clean two‑column layout with crisp blue accents, suited for modern multi‑tenant lease agreements.
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Sage Ledger
Clean two‑column layout with subtle green accents, ideal for multi‑tenant agreements.
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Sandstone Ledger
Clean two‑column layout with subtle sand tones, ideal for multi‑roommate agreements.
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Ivory Quill
Clean two‑column layout with subtle accents, ideal for multi‑tenant lease clarity.
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Nimbus Slate
A clean two‑column layout with a subtle shaded header, ideal for multi‑tenant lease clarity.
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Citrus Brief
A crisp, two‑column layout with teal accents and clean lines, ideal for modern roommate agreements.
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Minimal Rule
A mixed minimal layout for roommate lease agreement with 2 columns of fillable fields.
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Golden Grid
A clean two‑column layout with subtle gold accents, ideal for detailed roommate lease agreements.
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Aegean Slate
A clean two‑column layout with a subtle navy header and soft teal accents, ideal for modern roommate contracts.
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Marble Crest
Elegant two‑column layout with subtle marble header and warm gold accents for clear roommate lease details.
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Alpine Ledger
Clean two‑column layout with subtle forest accents, ideal for detailed roommate agreements.
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What this template includes
A roommate lease is a long-term agreement among people who share a home, splitting rent, deposit, utilities, and house rules between them.
Fillable fields
- Primary Tenant
- Roommate Name(s)
- Property Address
- Total Monthly Rent ($)
- Each Roommate Share ($)
- Security Deposit Share ($)
- Shared Utilities Split
- Move-in Date
- Term End Date
- Quiet Hours Agreed
- Guest Policy Agreed
- Primary Tenant Signature
- Roommate Signature
When you need it
- ✓Several people sharing one home long-term
- ✓Splitting rent and utilities fairly
- ✓Setting house rules, quiet hours, and guest policies
Watch out for
Unequal liability
If one roommate leaves, the others may owe the full rent — define each share and what happens on departure.
Undefined shared costs
List how utilities, internet, and supplies are split to prevent ongoing arguments.
Tips
- •Define each roommate’s rent share
- •Agree quiet hours and guest rules upfront
- •Both parties should sign and keep a copy — an unsigned agreement is hard to enforce.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this the same as a lease with the landlord?
- No — it governs the relationship between roommates. You may also each be on the main lease with the landlord.
- What if a roommate moves out early?
- Specify notice requirements and how the remaining share is covered or a replacement is approved.
- Can we split the deposit?
- Yes. Record each person’s deposit share so refunds are clear at move-out.
Understand the agreement before you sign it.
Review risky clauses in plain English, fix the document, and keep it moving toward signature.