Amendment of Lease

Whether you are the landlord or the tenant, and whether the lease in question is of commercial or residential property, you are sure to find the appropriate form to amend your lease.  Simply select your State and choose the form best suited to meet your individual needs.

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FAQ

Must both parties agree to an amendment of a lease?  Generally, a lease may not be amended without the consent of both the lessor and lessee.

May any lease be amended? Any lease is subject to modification through amendment, provided both parties agree to the terms of the amendment.

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