One would need to review th agreement to have any clue what our rights might be here. I suggest you take it to a good local tenants lawyer for...

I am not licensed to practice in my home state of NY; so I would of course defer to my NY colleagues, but speaking academically, assuming certain...

This would depend on the terms of your Lease or rental agreement. Likely yes; but no one can be sure here, as we can't review it here on line. If...

It's "legal," but, depending on the terms of your Lease, it could be a breach, entitling you to money damages or even the right to terminate. On...

It's done the same way no matter where the grantor is located. The deed should be recorded here, in the Florida, in the County in which the...

I agree; make the necessary changes, initial them, and only then sign the lease - unless you want to vacate at the end of your current lease. Hope...

But - do you have a question? It is legal to do - if that is what you wish to know (but you don't gave to agree). Hope this helps. gsg

No way to answer with any certainty here on line. In the first place, one would need to review the state of the title, especially if a "quit claim"...

This would depend on the terms of your Lease, and more specifically, what it obligates you to do. In many leases for single family homes, the...

The problem here is that you are buying real property (subject to lease) and then renting it out, and now terminating the tenancy. And doing it all...