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I want to re-new my 6 month lease agreement with my tenant's using the old lease agreement I did on this site on Jan 30, 2010. How do I pull that back up so I can simply edit it?

Mike K, OR on Friday, July 9, 2010

RE: Re-use original lease agreement

Hello Mike: ezlandlordforms has two ways to do this. Log in and then you can either: go to the Lease Manager and click on the edit icon (gold and white icon) - this will take you back into the lease and you may make changes - OR you can build a template(copy) of your original lease by clicking on the template icon (looks like a paper clip, If you scroll over any of the icons an explanation will appear as to what it does. Be sure to save and rebuild you lease so all changes take place. Thanks for using ezlandlordforms!

Posted by Website Moderator , AL on Friday, July 9, 2010

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