True or False: If a customer requires a second lease agreement, it must be recontracted with the date of the original contract.

The correct answer indicates that it is not necessary for a second lease agreement to be recontracted with the date of the original contract. Typically, each lease agreement stands on its own, and its terms, including the start date, can differ from previous contracts. This flexibility allows the new lease to reflect current market conditions or the specific needs of the customer at the time of contracting.

In many leasing practices, it is quite common for subsequent leases to have different terms such as duration, rental rate, and other conditions to best suit the evolving circumstances of the lessee or the property. Therefore, it is incorrect to assert that the new agreement must align with the date of the original one, as this could limit both parties' ability to negotiate suitable terms for the new contract.