I signed a contract, and now i want to leave, am i trapped?
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One would need to review the contract in fully to properly advise you. This website not designed for that. A full consultation would be...
One would need to review the contract in fully to properly advise you. This website not designed for that. A full consultation would be...
If the tenant is in violation of the lease, which they are if they have pets, then you can issue a 3 day notice.
You can have an attorney write a letter to the LL and/or the violating tenant. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
If the lease provides for late fees, then yes.
You have may claims for breach of contract, but the agreement would have to be fully reviewed to properly advise you.
Assuming they are at-will employees, yes.
Generally no, there wouldn't be any fiduciary duties in this situation. However, you may have other claims against the LLC.
Yes, you are legally obligated to pay them back.
You can try to file a motion to dismiss.