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Adding Utilities into the rent mid Lease
I am currently renting to an organization that has people in the apartment for a year at a time and they asked if I could add internet to the rent price. In your experience would you just add an addendum to the lease or would you create a new lease and rent amount?
I was thinking about just creating an addendum to pay for the internet separate from rent until they renew the lease then include it from there. What are your thoughts?
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An addendum. You would first have to get all parties to sign a cancellation of the current lease and then have all parties sign an entirely new lease. That's a lot more work than just throwing an addendum together. Then you can amend the lease at renewal to account for any changes. Disclaimer: I am not an attorney or lawyer.