My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: California
Basically wondering if this is even possible. This is after the fact and just curiosity but a person was had a landlord that kept stating that they were working on his lease and that it shouldn't be a problem to extend... well, let me just give you the email transcripts...
Tenant: Hello, how are you?
Just inquiring as to whether you have heard back or not regarding the lease extension possibilities we discussed for **ADDRESS**. I don't mean to rush or be a bother but I am in talks with individuals who are still interested in maintaining usage of parts of the building and i would like to be able to indicate to them whether or not this is a possibility before we get too close to the end of the month here. I don't necessarily need a lease in hand in the next few days as long as I can get an indication from you that this is something you agree to.
And if not that's OK too. It's your call.
Landlord: There should be no problem in granting you a six month extension on your lease at **ADDRESS**.
Our property Committee will need to discuss your second request for an Option to Rent an Additional Six months at the end of the extended six months. We should have an answer for you in a couple of days.
Looks like the initial extension was cool but the extension after that still needed approval. I don't know.
What do you think regarding the initial 6 months? I know I've seen some topics where landlords give email or verbal assurances to tenants which cause them to stay which constitutes a new lease. But commercial deals are more cut-throat...

