As a landlord, am I obligated to provide "lock-out service?"
As a landlord, unless the lease provides something else, you are not required to provide "lock out" services to your tenant. If you want to charge...
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As a landlord, unless the lease provides something else, you are not required to provide "lock out" services to your tenant. If you want to charge...
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I agree with Mr. Stevens but would only add that you could get your nephew to refinance the loan, which would be a way of paying off the loan.
You just need the Deed to you (where you are named as "Grantee." This is needed only to prepare the deed from you (as "Grantor") to the buyer.