You can certainly retain a lawyer, and have your lawyer TRY, but IMHO, NO CHANCE, sorry. gsg

One would have to review your Lease and the P\park prospectus, investigate that facts you have posted, and check with the Park management to hazard...

No way to tell without reviewing your LEASE; you will not get any sort of unequivocal answer you can rely on here. You will have to consult a good...

I agree; you should have received notice. Consult a good local Landlord Tenant lawyer. Hope this helps. gsg

There is nothing here on line anyone can do to help; take all your paperwork to a good local tenants ;lawyer. Hope this helps. gsg

To the extent a court considers the "option" a conveyance (i.e., the sale/transfer of real property), they co owners who didn't sign might be able...

I agree; if you have a lawyer, you should be asking him or her; and if not, you should retain one IMMEDIATELY this is not the sort of matter that...

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I agree; could be. But perhaps not - this depends on the terms of you Lease, and your local Health Code (or those Building Code provisions applying...

If you TRULY want to run a "business" - you absolutely need a god local landlord's attorney representing you. No one can help you here on line. One...

I agree with my colleague, you can't get help for this here on line. Retain a good local tenants lawyer IMMEDIATELY - its not a question of whether...