🏔 Colorado Lease Renewal Agreement
Renew the Tenancy with Updated Terms for a New Lease Term
RENEW WITH UPDATED TERMS: A lease renewal creates a new lease term, allowing both parties to update rent, deposit, provisions, and other key terms. It typically supersedes the original lease and starts fresh with agreed-upon terms. For simple time extensions without changes, use the Lease Extension Agreement instead.
📄 Original Lease Reference
📅 New Lease Term
🏠 Property & Parties
💰 Updated Rent & Deposit Terms
Colorado law requires written notice of any rent increase. Provide this renewal at least 21 days before the current lease ends to give the tenant proper notice.
✍ Updated or Carried-Forward Provisions
✍ Signatures
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A lease renewal creates a new lease term at the end of an existing tenancy. Unlike an extension, a renewal typically supersedes the original lease and allows both landlord and tenant to update rent, provisions, and any terms that have changed since the original signing.
Best Practices for Colorado Landlords
- Send the renewal offer early: Provide this document at least 60 days before expiration to give the tenant time to decide
- Update the rent thoughtfully: Research local comparable rents before setting a new rate
- Review all provisions: Update pet policies, parking assignments, maintenance responsibilities, and any terms that may have changed
- Get signatures before the old lease expires: Don’t let the tenancy go month-to-month unintentionally
What to Update at Renewal
- Monthly rent amount and late fee provisions
- Authorized occupants (if changed)
- Pet policy (additions, removals, deposits)
- Any provisions added or removed by mutual agreement
- Contact information for both parties
⚖ Legal Disclaimer
This form is for informational purposes only. Lease renewal rules depend on your original lease terms and Colorado law. Consult a qualified Colorado attorney to review updated lease terms, especially if making significant changes.
