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Can a tenant in Florida who gets housing assistance break her lease because we put it up for sale????
Not without either paying an early termination fee if such is a lease clause or relying on state laws which rely on landlord mitigation of losses by re-renting as soon as possible. The tenant is protected under Federal laws because, basically, any existing lease legally transfers to a new owner. So given the limited amount of information given, the answer is no.
just curious can landlord do this, and if the landlord sold the condo unit, what tenant can do?
Tenant can do nothing about it. The lease agreement has to be honored by the new owner. Yes the LL can sell property with tenant occupying. Apartment buildings get sold like that all the time
Tenant can do nothing about it. The lease agreement has to be honored by the new owner. Yes the LL can sell property with tenant occupying. Apartment buildings get sold like that all the time
Tenant can do nothing about it. The lease agreement has to be honored by the new owner. Yes the LL can sell property with tenant occupying. Apartment buildings get sold like that all the time
This is the OLD question....there was a new one posted.
Not without either paying an early termination fee if such is a lease clause or relying on state laws which rely on landlord mitigation of losses by re-renting as soon as possible. The tenant is protected under Federal laws because, basically, any existing lease legally transfers to a new owner. So given the limited amount of information given, the answer is no.
you can't force a tenant to stay in a unit if they want to leave...so yes, they can break their lease 'without reason'. You do not need a reason to break your lease...you do however have to pay for the consequences for doing so.
Are current tenant and new owner of condo in Los Angeles allowed to have communication prior to escrow closing?
Really up to the LL. When I had a apartment all of the sudden I has to make my check out to a new company. That's how I found out about the new owners. There was no communication.
If I were to sell I would communicate with tenants.
Can a tenant in Florida who gets housing assistance break her lease because we put it up for sale????
Breaking the lease is breaking the lease. She still has obligations to honor. Your selling the property makes no difference. She can't just walk away from it. The new buyer will be obligated to honor her lease, nothing really changes for the tenant.
I'm living in south beach Florida ,rent a apartment from the condominim association this men's the association owners the property ,s the entire building was sold and I still have 2 years in my contract
Legally I have to living?
I'm living south beach Florida , rent a apartment belong to the condominium association with a 3 years contract after my first year living there a company start buying the building a do not want brake the lease a want stay.
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