When a lease is signed by a landlord and tenant(s), it becomes a binding legal contract. Any changes to this contract must be in writing and in compliance with state law.

Use this form to amend residential lease agreements in your state.

With a Agreement to Amend Lease, both parties can avoid future problems and misunderstandings regarding the revised terms that may arise with a verbal agreement. If there are a large number of amendments to the lease or if the changes are complicated, however, the landlord and tenant might be better served signing a new lease.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS COVERED INCLUDE:

• description of property
• mutual agreement and acknowledgement to alter lease
• customizable provision for replacing existing terms with new terms
• covenant to make amendment binding
• date and signatures of landlord, tenant and witnesses

Attach this Agreement to Amend Lease to the original lease agreement and maintain a record of signatures and dates for your files.

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