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All Forum Posts by: Tommy Dians

Tommy Dians has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Thank you all for the insight and answers! The help is much appreciated!

Hi all, I usually just make a lease addendum when extending a lease, but due to the economic situation of a tenant the original lease term expired about 2 years ago and we have been month to month since then.  Even though the original lease term expired there is a section stating that the lease will continue month to month as long as the tenant pays and I accept, which has been the case.  Now the tenant is ready to extend the lease long term, so is it still fine to just make a simple addendum to the original lease instead of drafting an entire new one?  This is a commercial lease by the way. Thanks in advance!