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You're a landlord who wants to make specific changes to an existing lease. You're a tenant and you would like to propose certain lease changes to your landlord. You and your tenant have discussed changes to your current lease, and you'd like to formalize the agreement.
You're a landlord who wants to make specific changes to an existing lease. You're a tenant and you would like to propose certain lease changes to your landlord. You and your tenant have discussed changes to your current lease, and you'd like to formalize the agreement.
There are ways that landlords and tenants can make changes to the lease agreement. ... A lease addendum gives the tenant some power in approving or negotiating the change, because it cannot take effect unless both parties agree and sign. The change only occurs if they both enter into that agreement.
Write a paragraph stating that the parties wish to amend the original lease agreement. Include the title and date of the original lease and the names of the original lease parties. Include a recital stating the parties wish to amend their lease. Write the newly amended portions of the lease, section by section.
Make sure you have a lease. ... Write a letter to your landlord if you are sure you have a lease. ... Compare your property's rent to the asking prices and actual rents of comparable units in your area. ... Cite macroeconomic statistics to make your case. ... Offer to sign a new lease. ... Work off some of your rent. ... Tip. ... References (3)
A landlord can start with a standard lease and modify it to meet any special needs. ... If you decide to write your own lease make sure you include a clause that states if any condition is not legal, that the rest of the lease is still in effect.
Although landlord-tenant laws vary across the U.S., in all states a lease survives a sale unless otherwise stated in the lease itself. Tenants' rights do not change in any way with the sale of the property they rent. ... A new landlord must honor a lease as if he signed it himself.
If your question is just in general terms where a new owner (after Closing) just wants a tenant out, but the tenant has a written lease, and has not broken that lease already, then, as Kevin states, the short answer is "no."
If you're on a month-to-month lease, in most states, landlords are required to give a 30-day written notice to vacate if they decide to sell. Some areas have different laws, though, so it's wise to check.
Even if the landlord dies and the rental changes hands, the new owner usually can't evict a tenant right away. In cities with rent control, such as San Francisco, the rules are even tougher. In most cases, however, you can move the tenants out eventually.
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