Can I give a long term tenant a single notice that at once increases his rent in two phases & asks him to vacate?
I think you are risking a lawsuit. I would just give the 90 days notice and collect market rent upon renewal if they ask to stay.
Frisco, TX
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I think you are risking a lawsuit. I would just give the 90 days notice and collect market rent upon renewal if they ask to stay.
The security deposit covers not only damages, but lost rent due to early termination. Sorry.
Q1. I think a combined letter to T1 & T2 reduces your chances for that type of claim. Q2. That is what I would do. Maybe wait 3 months or so...
Probably not. Under ESign the email would constitute notification. Google the federal ESign Act.
1. Maybe. 2. You can ask for triple under the Deceptive Trade practices act. 3. Yes. 4. I would argue 30 days.
A lease is a binding contract. You need to read or have someone read the entire document to make sure you aren't bound elsewhere.
A General Warranty Deed is not an answer, it is a conveyance document that "transfers" your interest in the property described in the deed. ...
This would fall under contract law. You would need to read the documents signed at enrollment.
If, after the foreclosure sale, there are excess proceeds, as an heir to her estate, you could apply to the trustee for those proceeds.
Find out where your local eviction court is. They may have self-help instructions at the filing desk or online.