who knows a dogy/sneaky way to get out of a rental agreement?
813649
if your name is on the lease you are stuck
232456
You must first report it to the landlord and they will have the problem removed within a certain amount of time.\n\nIf they don't then you will be able to.\n\nIf you really want to leave anyway, report it in writing so you can eventually get a lawyer and get out of the lease with their help. Everything needs to be done in writing or there is no proof for the court to believe you over the landlord.
1156763
This is something that is negotiated between the owner and the one who is renting.  There is no standard form, and the agreement can be everything from verbal (as among family, friends for example) to written and even notarized.  www.findlaw.com is a rather good site for finding some more specifics, and from there you may find actual forms that could be used.
2297
Tell him, that if his check or credit card "bounces", how are you going to know where to look for him...\n\nAlso, if he pays cash, and then trashes the room, you still want to know where you can "track him down!"\n\nThink of it as a short-term rental agreement. He doesn't get what he wants, until you get what you need, or at least have the "security" to know how you would be able to recover that consideration in the future, should the need arise!
141105
Make sure you can get out of your lease first then present those facts to your current landlord. If they dont give you a break, move.
1034999
The 30$ fee is not required, it's bogus. You aren't going to get the lease.\nLook somewhere else.
921039
So ... you want to know how to screw over the realtor who is screwing you but still be able to screw the landlord, right?
365146
Try to figure out a payment plan. Right now, the landlord has the power in the situation; he's the one who'd be able to use the terms of the lease to try to get you out of the property.\n\nBest to work with him to get out of arrears. If you do figure out a plan, and go through with your part of it, his part of it should be to leave you alone.
1121871
You could:\n1. Pay the rent and hope they let you stay\n2. Spend the money on a lawyer and maybe get an extra month on a technicality. You will still owe them the rent and you will have spent it on the lawyer\n3. Move
785928
i really think they should have a rent control for something like your situation.  most company's can do a write off.. i have rental accomadations and if someone swallows their pride and approaches me.. i can write them a deal.  i just wrote a deal last year and it gave me a nice perk from the governement. taxes.but i can not read minds.. maybe your present building owner or assoc..will cut you a deal.. we have not mastered mind reading...you have to ask..
954957
30 days prior to your lease or rental agreement is over. If you don't pay, you'll get evicted. Just inform your landlord you're moving out unless they can lower your rent. \n\nThis only applies to when your lease or rental agreement is going to expire in 30 days. If you're in a middle of a lease, they cannot raise your rent. E-mail me if you have any questions.\n\nRegards
1029024
they might rent to you, but ask a bigger deposit from you
854693
You're right, unless it's in writing there's not much more you can do.  And if there is something else, it'll probably end up costing you more tyring to do something about it, than what you've already paid!  Needless to say, it wont be worth it!   So you can either continue feeling bad and mad about it or move forward and learn from it!    And remembering next time.... "the only way you can get screwed, is if you let them"    I would just put my focus and energy on the future.  Are they worth getting you down?    \n\nBy the way, did you guy give a rent deposit when you first moved in? Well, If you did, it might be worth trying to get it back.  By making sure the apartment is spotless and painted!  The cleaner the unit, the less the take out for the clean up!
1104325
It depends on your lease,  but you should be able to contact the local law enforcement agency and get your stuff out of the house. I would get a copy of the canceled checks A.S.A.P. and contact the police and get my stuff out now. Also have a copy of the lease. Good Luck
928541
***Ok I saw the revision of the contract and it looks better then the first one. But I would definitely tell you that you should go to a lawyer who knows much about contracts for you to be able to make this contract completely solid and legal. Usually you should be able to find lawyers who you can pay a minimal fee to just to have them look over and notarize the contract to make it legal. It's best advised to do that in case a lawsuit occurs one day.\n\nYou can go to http://www.findlaw.com to find lawyers in your area or read up on some of the legal rules, cases and issues that might be of help to you with this contract further. Good luck!!\n**********\nThere are both pros and cons to this contract. \nA states that it is a year long lease. But I find something here that I feel you may need to check on so that if you end up getting sued, you have evidence to prove that the other party has to pay damages; I don't see a termination in A. B says that in the month to month tenancy, either party can terminate the agreement by giving a written notice of intention to terminate at least 30 days prior to the date of termination. A doesn't state that.....and A needs to state that in case you go with A and the tenant decides midway that they want to leave without giving you notice. \n\nI would say A is a good way to go, but then B is also a good way to go too because it's a month to month lease. A is good because it is a year contract that if you get a lawyer to help you with the glitch I mentioned you would be fine. You don't have to worry about whether the tenant will leave next month or not because he or she will be there for the whole year and will be paying on time. Month to month tenancy is a little risky and should only be used with tenants who don't want to rent out for a year or more, but want to rent for a month or so until they can go somewhere else or whatever the situation might be. I say go with A and add that clause that either party can terminate and give notice prior to the date of termination.
703484
NOT very easily.. they would have to go thru a eviction process to get you out ESPECIALLY if you can prove you have been paying...
1156205
Post the 24 hours notice in writing on the door, then you or your agent can just go in and show the place.\n\nIt's probably a condition of the lease that you be allowed to show prospective buyers/tenants the property, and her refusal to cooperate constitutes a breach of the lease.  Since it sounds like she's going to be trouble for you anyways throughout this process, I'd recommend giving her a 3 day notice to quit and starting the eviction proceedings.  Ideally you can give her some U-Haul money to vacate the property without eviction proceedings.\n\nThe last thing you need when selling your property is a nut-job tenant messing with your sale.