Re: Need some advises if I decide to break my lease

Re: Need some advises if I decide to break my lease by Sunny on November 19, 2019 @20:37

Thank you for your response.
To make it more interesting, the property is listed for sale. Is LL obligated to disclose this breaking lease from current tenant to potential buyers? As you said it has happened yet.

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Re: Need some advises if I decide to break my lease by Garry on November 20, 2019 @00:08	[ Reply ]

You're right! If the property is listed for sale, it makes it a LOT more interesting. But before I give any more opinions, please answer me this : Sunny, are you the LL or the T ? And are you the person who posted the FIRST post today about breaking the lease? How long has the T lived there, and when was the T informed about the house being put up for sale? When does the current lease end? What state are you in? Is there any MORE "interesting/pertinent" information you may have left out?

Re: Need some advises if I decide to break my lease by Sunny on November 20, 2019 @07:58	[ Reply ]

I'm the LL and have nothing to do with the original post of this thread. My tenant has lived there 5 months; the lease ends July 31 next year. Tenant was informed about the sale about a month ago. I was informed of the lease breaking yesterday. Tenant's reasons are personal(getting married, having a baby, buying a house, etc) and have nothing to do with the sale of the property. I'm in Florida, and the property is a multi-unit. By the way, I'm a paid subscriber.

Re: Need some advises if I decide to break my lease by Garry on November 20, 2019 @14:44	[ Reply ]

If a T is going to break a lease by moving out in the middle of it, there is nothing you can do to stop them. All you can do is, after they move, get the place ready to rent a gain asap. Most state's LL/T laws say a LL must mitigate their damages, so you cannot just let the place sit empty, and not advertise it for rent, until the old lease of the former T is up. Once you have it rented again, you could take the T to court, to try to collect back rent, repair costs, etc. from the former T. The T will owe you for Dec. rent, which you need to get by Dec.5, but you will probably have to take Jan. rent out of their deposit, if you don't get it rented by then. If you ever end up in court, a judge will probably only give you 2 months worth of rent anyway, because most of them have determined that in a 2 month time span, you should be able to rent a place to a new T.

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