[header] How to add a roommate to your lease [title] Read your current lease. [step] Your current lease may have clauses regarding the procedure for adding new tenants. [substeps] Your lease may include a clause that sets forth the requirements for new or additional tenants.
[header] How to add a roommate to your lease [title] Read your current lease. [step] Your current lease may have clauses regarding the procedure for adding new tenants. [substeps] Your lease may include a clause that sets forth the requirements for new or additional tenants.
If you see such a clause, make sure your prospective roommate meets those requirements. If your lease doesn't have that clause, you can get a good idea of what your landlord requires in new tenants by thinking back to what was required of you when you applied to rent your unit. How long this provision must be in the lease will depend on how much money the tenant may have saved for a longer lease. You may want to review your current lease to figure out whether or not it is worth adding new tenants to your lease. Review your current lease to find out what measures to take next. [title] Opt to take a discount by installing one or more monies. Check your lease carefully to keep all agreements in place on your own, if need be. If you are having trouble deciding whether you agree to follow or not, consult a particular lease written by a friend or family member.