Landlords and Tenants can use a Lease Extension Agreement to extend the Lease Period of the current Lease Agreement. It doesn’t change any other terms of the rental contract.


Using a Lease Extension Agreement


When a Landlord and Tenant want to extend the Lease Period, the easiest way to do it is with a Lease Extension Amendment. A Lease Extension allows the parties to extend the Lease period without changing any other terms of the Lease Agreement.


Use a Lease Extension when:

  • The parties want a fixed-term Lease, rather than defaulting to a month-to-month Lease Agreement
  • The Landlord and Tenant are happy with the current terms of the rental contract
  • The parties want a quick and easy way to extend the Lease term


You can learn more about a Lease Extension Agreement here Lease Extension Agreement vs. Renewal: What’s the Difference?


Customize the Lease Extension Amendment in minutes to extend your Tenant’s Lease Term. It becomes an addendum to your state-specific Lease Agreement and ensures all Lease terms remain in full force and effect.