How do I propose changes to a new lease (while negotiating, before I sign)?
I met with an attorney who went over everything and let me take some notes.  Everything was very straightforward, he spent 2 hours reading it and explaining everything to me and proposed clauses to change (it's merely 2 sentences that I would need to change from a 20 page lease).

Do I redline the old language in MS word and type in the new language?  Then sign and send to them as a proposal that will be effective if they sign it?

Hand write the changes with initials, then sign as a counter proposal and scan over?

Or do I red line the old language and send it back, then wait for them to send me a new edited copy before signing?
[{"id": "fb5jwbk", "text": "You would provide both a redline version and then a clean version (accept all your redline changes in MS word and re-save). If the LL is in agreement they will let you know and you will sign the clean version and provide for them to counter sign.\n\nSome companies will also require an original to be sent before counter signing - I recommend using FedEx for tracking purposes.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fb5kd8s", "text": "If you to this often, consider a DocuSign account. I\u2019m on the residential side but my attorneys use it all day long with contract negotiations. You continue to work off the same (digital) copy no matter how many times it gets marked up and there\u2019s a digital trail for every change.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]