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faridm
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California.
After having a lease for 3 years, when rent and conditions change, does a tenant and landlord need to make a new lease? Or write down some kind up lease update? Or this is not required? Other words, if landlord offers a new lease with new term, is it enough for tenant just to say "Yes I accept it", or legally they need to have some legal document which states a new terms and rent?
After having a lease for 3 years, when rent and conditions change, does a tenant and landlord need to make a new lease? Or write down some kind up lease update? Or this is not required? Other words, if landlord offers a new lease with new term, is it enough for tenant just to say "Yes I accept it", or legally they need to have some legal document which states a new terms and rent?