Rebate if tenant moves out within specific time period?

[Jkgourmet]

Originally Posted by AZ Manager

3% would have been a steal for proper management they normally charge 7%+ in monthly fees and one months rent for tenant placement. I don't work for anyone and my wife and I haven't held a job in years but nice try. You aren't able to do it yourself which is why you hired a lawyer, and continue to ask silly questions here. I don't know why you got so defensive to my first post. Instead of taking the concern originally offered and doing a minimal amount of research into the matter you made more silly comments. I'm betting when that lease is up you are going to come ask more stupid questions about it though.

How much you wanna bet he changes his screen name before he comes back with the post lease FUBAR that is likely to occur?

[Big-Bucks]

Originally Posted by Kim in FL

You've already proven over and over that you cannot do this by yourself. Swallow your arrogance and hire a property manager who already knows the answers to all of your questions and will walk you thru the process.


There is no rebate..there is 'cash for keys'...but no rebate. If you want to rent your home for one year, and one year only, make sure you make that point clear when marketing your home. Don't be a jerk and just issue a non renewal notice.


You're supposedly renting a high end unit...act like a high end landlord.

You make it sound like I've made some catastrophic blunder. I was just asking a simple question. No biggie. Why would I pay 3% to do something that I can do myself???? It's ALREADY in the language of the contract that it's a one-year lease. Relax. Don't be a troll.

How much you wanna bet he changes his screen name before he comes back with the post lease FUBAR that is likely to occur?

I'll take that bet! It's ALREADY in the language of the contract that it's a one-year lease. And you thought that I had made some catastrophic blunder with the contract.

[Corn-fused]

Originally Posted by Big-Bucks

You make it sound like I've made some catastrophic blunder. I was just asking a simple question. No biggie. Why would I pay 3% to do something that I can do myself???? It's ALREADY in the language of the contract that it's a one-year lease. Relax. Don't be a troll.

I'll take that bet! It's ALREADY in the language of the contract that it's a one-year lease. And you thought that I had made some catastrophic blunder with the contract.

Then what is the question and why?

[JONOV]

Originally Posted by Big-Bucks

You make it sound like I've made some catastrophic blunder. I was just asking a simple question. No biggie. Why would I pay 3% to do something that I can do myself???? It's ALREADY in the language of the contract that it's a one-year lease. Relax. Don't be a troll.

I'll take that bet! It's ALREADY in the language of the contract that it's a one-year lease. And you thought that I had made some catastrophic blunder with the contract.

So what is your question? You simply give notice to vacate the premises at the end of the lease. If you wanted it sooner than the end of the lease, then you might have to come to the tenant with a cash offer to move early....

[Kim in FL]

Originally Posted by Big-Bucks

You make it sound like I've made some catastrophic blunder. I was just asking a simple question. No biggie. Why would I pay 3% to do something that I can do myself???? It's ALREADY in the language of the contract that it's a one-year lease. Relax. Don't be a troll.

I'll take that bet! It's ALREADY in the language of the contract that it's a one-year lease. And you thought that I had made some catastrophic blunder with the contract.

3% is a steal and you can't afford not to pay a PM that 3%!


I suggest you look up the definition of 'troll'.


Yes, most leases are worded as a one year lease, but not many people want to move every year. Just be half way decent and let them know, up front, that you aren't renewing the lease.