Unless you have a massive amount of lease terms that are changing from the original lease agreement, you can use a simple Lease Amendment, not an addendum, to renew your lease. 

If a return is amended before submission, will the WCB still rely on the original version?

Create a separate lease for that individual and amend the current tenants lease?

Thinking about organizing a Second Amendment meetup to help landlords know when to not tolerate tenants nonsense 

So that "pro" tends to be a fallacy.Even if your lease states that it auto renewws to M2M, you can still give them an annual renewal before that renewal window is up, and your annual renewal will take precedent.Yes - if you increase rent, give them notice and sign a renewal/amendment to the original lease.

>Instructions to file amended returns, even if you did not originally qualify for the credits.

Let your Attorney amend as needed. 

You should amend the lease to do that if it is long term.

If he wants a partner for these assets then he can amend his LLC membership interest. 

The new law amended Alabama Code Sections 13A-7-7 and 13A-10-102