HousingPal services
11-month stamp paper, notary, and courier for Hyderabad homes. After you pay, you review the full draft (including rent increment) and confirm it before we print. This term is 11 months so it does not need registration as a 12-month lease. HousingPal is a documentation service — we are not a party to your tenancy.
Read the full rental agreement guide
Who is paying for this service? Either the owner or the tenant can complete the form.
What is a rental agreement in Hyderabad?
A rental agreement is the written contract between the owner and the tenant. In Hyderabad it usually runs for 11 months, records rent, deposit, lock-in, notice, and occupancy, and is printed on stamp paper and notarised. HousingPal prepares this document, you confirm the draft, then we print, notarise, and courier within Hyderabad 500xxx PINs.
Do I need to register an 11-month rental agreement in Hyderabad?
HousingPal’s launch covers 11-month agreements only. They are commonly used so the document does not have to be registered as a 12-month lease under the Registration Act. Stamp paper and notarisation are still arranged after you confirm the draft. 12-month registered leases are not available on HousingPal yet.
How much does a HousingPal rental agreement cost?
The launch offer is ₹299 (usual price ₹499) for print on stamp paper, notarisation, and courier of one hard copy in Hyderabad. A second notarised copy is ₹249. Either the owner or the tenant can pay at housingpal.in/rental-agreement.
How do I get a rental agreement with stamp paper in Hyderabad?
Fill the form at housingpal.in/rental-agreement, pay, review the full draft including the rent-increment clause, and confirm it (or request edits). HousingPal then prints on stamp paper, notarises, and couriers. Typical turnaround is 3–5 working days after confirmation.
Does rent increase during an 11-month rental agreement?
On HousingPal’s draft, rent stays fixed for the 11-month term. If the tenancy is renewed, rent increases by the percentage you choose (default 10%; 0% means no automatic increase) unless both parties agree otherwise in writing.