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rent increase — do you need a new lease signed or is a change of terms notice sufficient?

By joeinpomona

I onw a rental house in Pomona.  I send a Notice to Change Terms of Tenancy to my renter to inform him of a rent increase.  He agreed to it and started paying the new rent amount  last month.  do we new to sign a new lease?  or is the Change notice sufficient?.  the house is located in Pomona, Califronia
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Edited on: Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012 1:27 pm
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Maria

May 23rd, 2012 5:48 pm

You can have the Notice to Change of Terms signed by your renter and you can then attach it to your lease agreement.

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