The total would’ve exceeded $750 had it all been performed on the same date.

1) You would just write an addendum stating that the lease is extended to whatever date and everything else remains the same.

And up-to-date.

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One applicant mentioned their desired move-in date in 9 months in the future but that move-in date is way too far from our earliest move-in date (2 months from now). 

When you get the order of possession from the court, it will probably state a date or number of days the tenant has to leave.

If you are comfortable renting it, then I would avoid the extension and start the refinance process before your maturity date.

Are corporation taxes up to date?