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Q: The final draft of a lease I've just negotiated has all of the changes from my standard lease form highlighted by redlines. Rather than printing a “clean copy” of the lease, I'd like the tenant and me to sign the redlined copy so it becomes the official version of the lease. This way, I'll be able to easily spot the changes whenever I need to refer to the lease. Is there any risk involved with signing a redlined copy?
