Amendment

TXR 2211 — Lease Amendment Concerning Tenant Change

This form amends an existing residential lease to reflect a change in the tenants occupying the property. It formally updates Paragraph 1 (Parties) of the lease to name the remaining tenants, adjusts the security deposit amount if necessary, addresses the release (or non-release) of departing tenant

Source: TXR
Form Number: 2211
Category: Amendment
Revised: January 5, 2026

Used For

Residential Sales, RESIDENTIAL_LEASING

Form Outline

The TXR 2211 form is organized into the following sections:

  1. Property Identification and Effective Date
    Identifies the leased property and the effective date of the amendment.
  2. Parties Amendment
    Replaces Paragraph 1 of the original lease with updated party names, listing the landlord and all tenants who will remain in the property.
  3. Security Deposit Adjustment
    Allows the landlord to adjust the security deposit amount as part of the tenant change, referencing the correct paragraph depending on the lease version.
  4. Release of Previous Tenant
    Determines whether the departing tenant is released from further liability under the lease or remains responsible for obligations incurred during their tenancy.
  5. Remaining Tenants' Acceptance
    Remaining tenants accept the property as-is and assume all obligations under the existing lease, including the obligation to return the property in clean condition.
  6. Security Deposit Refund and Deductions
    Establishes that the security deposit refund goes jointly to remaining tenants only, that the departing tenant forfeits any claim to the deposit, and that deductions are applied regardless of which tenant caused the damage.
  7. Keys and Access Devices
    Sets a deadline for the departing tenant to return all keys and access devices, and specifies who receives them.
  8. Consideration for Amendment
    Specifies the fee that remaining tenants must pay the landlord as consideration for processing the tenant change amendment.
  9. Special Provisions
    Provides space for additional terms, conditions, or provisions agreed upon by the parties that are not covered elsewhere in the form.
  10. Signatures
    Signature block for landlords, all previous tenants, and all remaining tenants. Allows for property manager signature under written authorization.

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