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Sergio Aguinaga
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Lease renewal steps

Sergio Aguinaga
  • Detroit, MI
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Hello everyone,

I have my tenant on a 6 month lease and it’s time to renew her lease. I already gave her the itemized checklist which she returned, and a pamphlet and sheet about lead based paint back when she signed the 6 month lease but on lease renewal, it would make sense not to give these documents again. What are the steps for renewing the lease in Michigan? Obviously landlord tenant laws say that I must give a pamphlet, itemized checklist and all that good stuff on signing of lease but what about on lease renewal?

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Edwin L.
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  • San Francisco, CA
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Edwin L.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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We just add an addendum to the lease to extend the lease period.

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