Electronic Delivery of Notices Between Landlords and Tenants

Corrected a typo in line 18 where 'conforming' was misspelled as 'conxforming'

Updated document version from 'c3' to 'e1' and added 'Engrossed 1' designation

Updated page count from 11 to 13 pages

Added explanatory text to the addendum form clarifying that electronic notice election is voluntary and can be revoked or updated at any time

Added a specific addendum form that landlords and tenants must sign to agree to electronic notice delivery, with checkboxes for both parties to indicate their election.

Added provisions allowing parties to revoke their agreement to electronic delivery at any time by providing written notice, without invalidating previously sent notices.

Added provisions allowing parties to update their email address by providing written notice, with the update taking effect upon delivery of that notice.

Modified the delivery timing provision to specify that email is deemed delivered unless returned as undeliverable, rather than only if the sender receives notification of failure.

Changed from landlords only to both landlords and tenants being able to electronically deliver notices to each other.

Updated record-keeping requirements from 'the landlord' to 'the sender of the e-mail' to apply to both parties.

Added language about notification when email delivery fails, making the delivery timing rule more practical.

Updated document versioning from 'HB 615 c1' to 'HB 615 c2' to reflect the committee amendment version.

Changed delivery confirmation standard from 'successfully delivered' to 'not returned as undeliverable'

Added authority to deliver notices that are required to be posted via email

Clarified that electronic delivery requires tenant consent through a signed addendum and valid email address

Updated related statutes (83.49, 83.50, 83.51, 83.56, 83.575) to reference new electronic delivery provisions