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If you require a tenant to have a guarantor before signing a lease, consider whether you want the guaranty to apply to renewal or extension terms created by future amendments to the lease. If so, make sure your lease and amendments specify that the guaranty will be “continuing,” so that the guarantor remains on the hook.