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Creighton Bertrand
  • Investor
  • Edmonds, WA
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Lease Addendum or New lease??

Creighton Bertrand
  • Investor
  • Edmonds, WA
Posted

Hi guys!

I'll try to keep this short. 

Inherited tenants on a year long lease. The mother and son were on the lease. Son wants to move back out of state so she wants to remove him from the lease. There doesn't seem to be any issue between the two of them he just wants to go back home. I'm not sure if should have all three terminate the current lease and have the mother sign a new one or just write up a lease addendum.

To add another issue to the situation. I'm not sure if I ran the income of just the mother should would qualify for my rule of 3X rent for monthly income. I assume that's the reason the son was included in the original lease. 

Any input or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.  

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