We published an article in June 2016 discussing some of the misconceptions about using a so-called "standard form" in any real estate transaction. In short, if you're ever told "it's fine" to sign a contract, lease, or other important legal document because "it's just a standard form," you should stop, look, and listen. After all, who drafted that form, and who benefits from its terms and provisions? If you're a buyer or a tenant, for instance, you could be signing a form that's become "standard" amongst sellers and landlords because the form works to their advantage, not yours.
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