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I have posted on this forum about 7 months ago on a forced relocation. I moved to a crappy unit and had a 9 months lease. They paid for the move ($190). That lease will end on Sept. 30, 2019. I went in and payed for this month like I have done for the last 10yrs. Never been late. I thought that would be the end of it. Nope!
They now want to charge me $500 to move. What? Is this legal?
Thanks,
Robert
Last edited by Roberteyewhy; 09-08-2019 at 06:43 PM..
What if I just move? Why would a multi-million dollar complex sue someone over $500? If they rent my current unit, they would recoup that in just 2 months.
What if I just move? Why would a multi-million dollar complex sue someone over $500? If they rent my current unit, they would recoup that in just 2 months.
What are my options?
Thanks,
Robert
They’re going to be limited to what is outlined in your lease. It is almost certain that you will need to provide some type of notice, usually 30 or 60 days.
You need to clarify what this fee is for. It would have to be listed in your lease and attributed to something specific.
They’re going to be limited to what is outlined in your lease. It is almost certain that you will need to provide some type of notice, usually 30 or 60 days.
You need to clarify what this fee is for. It would have to be listed in your lease and attributed to something specific.
I just browsed through the lease and it is 30 day notice. However, that time has passed. Should I give a notice today? Although, I know that will not help. You do not know this PM. She is NOT tenant oriented. Everybody hates her. All she wants is the money!
Do you know where this 'moving fee' would be locate or what it would be labeled/listed under?
Robert
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