How to get out of a lease

[briansd1]

[quote=urbanrealtor]
Dan Cassidy
Broker/Owner Principle Real Estate
619-279-7826
[email protected]
(don’t worry, I won’t try to sell you shit)[/quote]

Excellent advice, Dan.

Is the name of the business Principle Real estate? Or are you the principal owner of it?

[urbanrealtor]

Principle Real Estate Group is the name of the shop.
I am the principal (and only) owner of it.
Sorry for the soapbox but sleazy landlords really piss me off.
I manage a lot of property and I have kept only one deposit ever.
The tenant decided to move his furniture on new hardwood without taking any precautions.
6 months of tenancy and two grand of damage.
If the OP is referring to the property I think she is, then the landlord is a flipper who has become prominent in North Park.

[urbanrealtor]

Principle Real Estate Group is the name of the shop.
I am the principal (and only) owner of it.
Sorry for the soapbox but sleazy landlords really piss me off.
I manage a lot of property and I have kept only one deposit ever.
The tenant decided to move his furniture on new hardwood without taking any precautions.
6 months of tenancy and two grand of damage.
If the OP is referring to the property I think she is, then the landlord is a flipper who has become prominent in North Park.

[urbanrealtor]

Principle Real Estate Group is the name of the shop.
I am the principal (and only) owner of it.
Sorry for the soapbox but sleazy landlords really piss me off.
I manage a lot of property and I have kept only one deposit ever.
The tenant decided to move his furniture on new hardwood without taking any precautions.
6 months of tenancy and two grand of damage.
If the OP is referring to the property I think she is, then the landlord is a flipper who has become prominent in North Park.

[urbanrealtor]

Principle Real Estate Group is the name of the shop.
I am the principal (and only) owner of it.
Sorry for the soapbox but sleazy landlords really piss me off.
I manage a lot of property and I have kept only one deposit ever.
The tenant decided to move his furniture on new hardwood without taking any precautions.
6 months of tenancy and two grand of damage.
If the OP is referring to the property I think she is, then the landlord is a flipper who has become prominent in North Park.

[urbanrealtor]

Principle Real Estate Group is the name of the shop.
I am the principal (and only) owner of it.
Sorry for the soapbox but sleazy landlords really piss me off.
I manage a lot of property and I have kept only one deposit ever.
The tenant decided to move his furniture on new hardwood without taking any precautions.
6 months of tenancy and two grand of damage.
If the OP is referring to the property I think she is, then the landlord is a flipper who has become prominent in North Park.

[north park girl]

Thanks everyone. Dan, I think I’ve met you before, when I was checking out a condo in Hillcrest a few years back. I’m passing along the advice, I appreciate it. It’s always nice to know that there are people willing to take the time to give advice to some anonymous poster on the internet 🙂

It looks like the lot has been on the market since January. Interestingly, my friend had negotiated down the rent by offering to sign a six-month lease (it was advertised as a month-to-month). I don’t know why the landlord would have agreed to that.

What happens if that place sells sooner rather than later? Would the new owner be able to kick her out before the lease ends, or do they have to honor the remainder of the lease?

[north park girl]

Thanks everyone. Dan, I think I’ve met you before, when I was checking out a condo in Hillcrest a few years back. I’m passing along the advice, I appreciate it. It’s always nice to know that there are people willing to take the time to give advice to some anonymous poster on the internet 🙂

It looks like the lot has been on the market since January. Interestingly, my friend had negotiated down the rent by offering to sign a six-month lease (it was advertised as a month-to-month). I don’t know why the landlord would have agreed to that.

What happens if that place sells sooner rather than later? Would the new owner be able to kick her out before the lease ends, or do they have to honor the remainder of the lease?

[north park girl]

Thanks everyone. Dan, I think I’ve met you before, when I was checking out a condo in Hillcrest a few years back. I’m passing along the advice, I appreciate it. It’s always nice to know that there are people willing to take the time to give advice to some anonymous poster on the internet 🙂

It looks like the lot has been on the market since January. Interestingly, my friend had negotiated down the rent by offering to sign a six-month lease (it was advertised as a month-to-month). I don’t know why the landlord would have agreed to that.

What happens if that place sells sooner rather than later? Would the new owner be able to kick her out before the lease ends, or do they have to honor the remainder of the lease?

[north park girl]

Thanks everyone. Dan, I think I’ve met you before, when I was checking out a condo in Hillcrest a few years back. I’m passing along the advice, I appreciate it. It’s always nice to know that there are people willing to take the time to give advice to some anonymous poster on the internet 🙂

It looks like the lot has been on the market since January. Interestingly, my friend had negotiated down the rent by offering to sign a six-month lease (it was advertised as a month-to-month). I don’t know why the landlord would have agreed to that.

What happens if that place sells sooner rather than later? Would the new owner be able to kick her out before the lease ends, or do they have to honor the remainder of the lease?

[north park girl]

Thanks everyone. Dan, I think I’ve met you before, when I was checking out a condo in Hillcrest a few years back. I’m passing along the advice, I appreciate it. It’s always nice to know that there are people willing to take the time to give advice to some anonymous poster on the internet 🙂

It looks like the lot has been on the market since January. Interestingly, my friend had negotiated down the rent by offering to sign a six-month lease (it was advertised as a month-to-month). I don’t know why the landlord would have agreed to that.

What happens if that place sells sooner rather than later? Would the new owner be able to kick her out before the lease ends, or do they have to honor the remainder of the lease?

[briansd1]

[quote=urbanrealtor]Principle Real Estate Group is the name of the shop.[/quote]

Great name. I like it that you stand on principles.

[briansd1]

[quote=urbanrealtor]Principle Real Estate Group is the name of the shop.[/quote]

Great name. I like it that you stand on principles.

[briansd1]

[quote=urbanrealtor]Principle Real Estate Group is the name of the shop.[/quote]

Great name. I like it that you stand on principles.

[briansd1]

[quote=urbanrealtor]Principle Real Estate Group is the name of the shop.[/quote]

Great name. I like it that you stand on principles.

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