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 My Realtor is robbing me, what do I do??
I singed a contract with a shady realtor a month ago and I want out. He won't let me out unless I pay him his commission of at least $8000. He has not shown the home at all and has not ...


 Can a landlord legally evict you for this?
We are renting a home that was built in March 2007. We were the first residents and moved in mid-April. The landscaping was poorly done (in a rush to build the community) and the irrigation lines ...


 Stay at apartment, or move? pls help?
i live in a 1 bedroom the area is ok and its not so close to the city and my rent is 910 and its going up and i pay electricity. Its this other apartment for a nice luxury 2 bedroom for 985 in a nice ...


 How much would it cost to rent a large space for a business?
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 Landlord bullying... help?
My ex-landlord (a lawyer) has not returned my deposit. Its been 3 and a half months since we moved out. One month after moving out, we called him to ask if he's returning the deposit soon. He ...


 Buying a house?
I am looking to buy my first house and don't know which way to go. Does anyone know the steps on what to do?...


 How can I get Oprah to buy my sister a house and put money in her account?

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seriously, shes really struggleing and has a heart condition....


 What if I dont have a lease with the tenant, and they are not paying rent and are refusing to leave?
what are my rights as a landlord that have tenants without a lease and refuse to move after not paying rent.
Do I have to go through the eviction process or can I just change the locks and lock ...


 What are the main points to consider when buying a barge/houseboat to live in?
I am thinking of selling my house and living on a houseboat/barge. and I don't know anything about maintenance, heating, anything really. There's so much to find out! Help please!...


 I moved into my rented house on 1st February and this is my last month in the tenancy - when do i vacate by?
If i moved in on the 1st of the month, can i stay legally until midnight on the 31st of this month, or can landlord insist i give keys back on morning of 31st?...


 Is there an agency that supports tenants rights?
I have a friend in rented accommodation and his Landlord is a waste of time not effecting the simplest of repairs yet increasing the rent. Is there anyone my friend can turn to for support?...


 Can my landlady put the rent up however much she wants?
my shorthold tenancy ran out on the 22nd oct 06 with the rent at £425pcm. I received a letter from my landlady on 1st Dec 06 saying she was willing to offer me another 6 month tenancy beginning on 22...


 I think I can afford living on my own, but can I get you're advice?
I want to move out. For many reasons. I want to live on my own before moving in with someone else. I want to know what I like and dislike and what I have OCD over before letting other people live ...


 What is the practical tips if the landlord refuses to return the rental deposit?
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 I'm trying to buy a home, can someone help me?
I would like to buy a home nothing spectacular, just for me and a 3 yr old boy. The problem is I'am currently unemployed, because I'm going to school. I have a check that comes every month ...


 Can you be evicted for being late with your rent, if you've been having medical and financial hardship?
I've been ill and because of it lost my job. I've been looking for something right away, but in the meantime my rent have been late. I'm single, with no family, and my credit isn'...


 What is the standard $ amount to put down as down payment for a $400,000 home purchase?
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 Can our landlord do that?
When we entered into our lease we payed first and HALF of last months rent. Now that we are moving out our landlord is saying that the half that we payed in the beginning does not go towards our rent....


 What should I do about this fence dispute with my neighbor?
A few months ago me and my neighbor both mentioned we were planning to fence in our backyards. I suggested to him we could save some money by sharing a boundry fence. He refused that offer.

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 Will I get a $300,000 mortgage with no money down in south florida?
Here's my stats: Credit score 650-high 600's depending on who you ask, income $110,000/yr, stable job (pharmacist), good credit history but approximately 15,000 revolving debt and 120,000 ...



"Kh a a a a a n n" ! !
If you're a landlord and you're allowing your tenant to break a commercial lease, how should you handle it?
I will allow the tenant to get out of his lease with me. I will allow him to leave under certain conditions, which are actually, in my opinion, very reasonable. I know some people have demanded that tenants pay them lump sums when getting out of a lease, but I am willing to forgo that.

Anyway, the tenant would like to have me sign a paper from his lawyer saying that I will end the lease under these conditions.

Should I do that?

OR- should I just say that I will sign nothing. And that I will declare the lease to be void after the conditions have been met?

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daihatsu man
I would look the contract over and see if it says what you want it to, then sign it. The tenant probably just wants assurances that you won't screw him.


KA
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He is the one breaking the contract so I'd say you have the upper hand here. I go with choice 2.


tabulator32
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You need to sign a document of some kind indicating what you just said and that all other terms of the lease apply (such as damage discovered, etc)

Always cover yourself with a legal document in any type of tenant activity, even if it is in their favor.

You are assuring the tenant that you won't come back and change your mind and make him worry for months to come that he may some day get a bill from you.

It is the only professional thing to do.

You sound like a really nice person. Just put it in writing and take a load off their mind.


open4one
It's reasonable to put your agreement in writing. The tenant is probably on the hook for a few years, many thousands of dollars, and without your written agreement, a court would probably look at it as if he is abandoning the lease. Odds are that the lease contains a clause that says "all modifications to this lease must be in writing".

Refusing to sign a modification agreement that does contain all that you are demanding is unreasonable.

Even if you are foregoing the lump sum, you should demand that before you will agree to this, a lump sum should be placed in escrow with YOUR attorney, to guarantee that they will meet your conditions. For example, you want it clean, no damage, etc, etc.... a month's rent or two in escrow, returnable if it is clean and undamaged is quite reasonable.


Cathy K
To protect yourself and the tenant I would read over the agreement or make one your selft stating that the lease will be void after the conditions, and list them, are complete.


jimsagirl
sigh nothing


Lance
GO TO:

http://www.utcourts.gov/howto/landlord/


NONAME
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Are you for real? If you are a landlord with a commercial property you should already have the services of a lawyer. Use them.

If you sign it, even if you don't know what it means, you are bound by it; as a minimum the tennant breaking the lease should pay rent until you have a new tennant or the end of the contract, whichever comes first. Period.


dragonfly_3
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If they are your terms, why wouldn't you sign it? The guy wants to be off the hook free and clear and he is smart to want to do it in writing. If you changed your mind, let him know that, but don't be vague about ending the lease if you already agreed to that.


Jack N
stupid is as stupid does


qwerty
you shouldn't sign anything because if you do that's less money 4 ya!


Casu.
Don't let it happen again after the third time.


Stimpson J. Cat
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Have your lawyer take a look at the contract that the tenant wants you to sign.


emalee98
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If I were you, I would sign the papers by his Lawyer. He is just trying to cover himself in case you later decide to sue, or there is no proof of you allowing him to leave his lease early. I hope his reasons are reasonable, and if they arent, you should charge him. A lease is a lease. But if you are allowing him to move with no strings, signing his lawyers paper won't hurt you, and it will help him.
Good Luck!


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