Last reviewed September 2026
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Oklahoma Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
This Lead-Based Paint Disclosure is built with Oklahoma as the governing state. These are the Oklahoma landlord-tenant rules that most often bear on it, with the statute for each.
Oklahoma rules at a glance
| Lead-based paint | Federal law requires the lead warning and any known-hazard disclosure for housing built before 1978 (42 U.S.C. §4852d). |
|---|---|
| Landlord entry | At least 1 day’s notice, at reasonable times41 O.S. §128(C) |
Landlord entry & access
Oklahoma’s entry rule is written in days, not hours. Except in an emergency or where it’s impracticable, the landlord must give the tenant at least one day’s notice of the intent to enter and may enter only at reasonable times (41 O.S. §128(C)). In an emergency the landlord may enter without consent (§128(B)).
The tenant can’t unreasonably refuse entry to inspect, make repairs, supply services, or show the unit to buyers, lenders, tenants or contractors (§128(A)); if they do, the landlord may seek an injunction or terminate the lease (§128(E)). In turn, a landlord who enters unlawfully, enters in an unreasonable manner, or harasses the tenant with repeated demands for entry can be enjoined, and the tenant may terminate and recover actual damages (§124).
Required disclosures in Oklahoma
Oklahoma has no statewide mold, bedbug or radon disclosure requirement for ordinary residential leases.
- Owner / manager identity — The lease must prominently identify who may accept service or notices, and the landlord must disclose in writing the name and address of the manager and the owner or their agent (41 O.S. §116).
- Flooding — If the premises flooded within the past five years and the landlord knows it, that fact must appear prominently and in writing in the lease; otherwise the tenant can recover flood damage to their personal property (§113a).
- Methamphetamine — A landlord who knows or has reason to know the unit was used to manufacture methamphetamine must disclose it before the lease begins, unless testing shows contamination at or below the statutory threshold (§118(C)).
- Lead-based paint — Federal law requires the lead warning and any known-hazard disclosure for housing built before 1978 (42 U.S.C. §4852d).
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- Oklahoma Lease Violation Notice
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- Oklahoma Property Management Agreement
- Oklahoma Commercial Lease
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- Oklahoma Short-Term Rental Agreement
- Oklahoma Room Rental Agreement
- Oklahoma Roommate Agreement
- Oklahoma Spanish Lease Agreement
- Oklahoma Sublease Agreement
- Oklahoma Lease Amendment
Lead-Based Paint Disclosure in other states
- Alabama Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Alaska Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Arizona Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Arkansas Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- California Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Colorado Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Connecticut Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Delaware Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Florida Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Georgia Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Hawaii Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Idaho Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Illinois Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Indiana Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Iowa Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Kansas Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
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- Louisiana Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Maine Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
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- Massachusetts Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
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- Minnesota Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Mississippi Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
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- Montana Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Nebraska Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Nevada Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- New Hampshire Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
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- Vermont Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Virginia Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Washington Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- West Virginia Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Wisconsin Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- Wyoming Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
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