Yes, in the state I was living in landlords often include clauses in the lease that are specifically banned by state law. for instance, we had a landlord to say

Yes, in the state I was living in landlords often include clauses in the lease that are specifically banned by state law. for instance, we had a landlord to say that we had to give them 30 days to move out, but they could ask us to move out with only one day notice. It's not legal and not enforceable, regardless of what we signed. However, the market is so tilted towards landlords that basically if you want to live somewhere, you sign it. However in court, these clauses would not be enforceable and might be enough to strike down the entire agreement, in which case the tenancy terms become default tenant law.