Our company acts as property manager on behalf of an independent owner These renters expressed interest in the townhouse rental, paying the full security deposit and prorated December rent; their lease was starting Dec The husband did sign the lease agreement, agreeing to the terms of the lease The day before the lease was to begin they contacted our company about options to cancel We stated that we had the security deposit and a signed contract and the lease can not simply be cancelled We discussed with the owner of the rental and he took the position that he wants to enforce the lease but would allow our company to try to find a replacement tenant for that townhouse Once a new renter is secured, we told the current renter that we could cancel their lease, but until then they are liable for the rent charges In their complaint they assert that we are trying to collect rent for January and February This is a misunderstanding of the charges Our online tenant-portal allows tenants to see future charges up to days in advance January rents and fees are currently due, while Feb rents are not due until Feb These due dates are reflected on the online tenant-portal The husband has taken issue with the fact that his wife has not signed the lease agreement Our company and the owner of the property have both spoken with attorneys who have stated that the lease contract is valid with the husband being liable Because the wife has not signed, our company has told them she will not be included on the lease discussion or attempted rent collection
Our company acts as property manager on behalf of an independent owner. These renters expressed interest in the townhouse rental, paying the full security deposit and prorated December rent; their lease was starting Dec 15. The husband did sign the lease agreement,...
agreeing to the terms of the lease. The day before the lease was to begin they contacted our company about options to cancel. We stated that we had the security deposit and a signed contract and the lease can not simply be cancelled. We discussed with the owner of the rental and he took the position that he wants to enforce the lease but would allow our company to try to find a replacement tenant for that townhouse. Once a new renter is secured, we told the current renter that we could cancel their lease, but until then they are liable for the rent charges. In their complaint they assert that we are trying to collect rent for January 2017 and February 2017. This is a misunderstanding of the charges. Our online tenant-portal allows tenants to see future charges up to 30 days in advance. January rents and fees are currently due, while Feb rents are not due until Feb 1. These due dates are reflected on the online tenant-portal. The husband has taken issue with the fact that his wife has not signed the lease agreement. Our company and the owner of the property have both spoken with attorneys who have stated that the lease contract is valid with the husband being liable. Because the wife has not signed, our company has told them she will not be included on the lease discussion or attempted rent collection.
Our company acts as property manager on behalf of an independent owner These renters expressed interest in the townhouse rental, paying the full security deposit and prorated December rent; their lease was starting Dec The husband did sign the lease agreement, agreeing to the terms of the lease The day before the lease was to begin they contacted our company about options to cancel We stated that we had the security deposit and a signed contract and the lease can not simply be cancelled We discussed with the owner of the rental and he took the position that he wants to enforce the lease but would allow our company to try to find a replacement tenant for that townhouse Once a new renter is secured, we told the current renter that we could cancel their lease, but until then they are liable for the rent charges In their complaint they assert that we are trying to collect rent for January and February This is a misunderstanding of the charges Our online tenant-portal allows tenants to see future charges up to days in advance January rents and fees are currently due, while Feb rents are not due until Feb These due dates are reflected on the online tenant-portal The husband has taken issue with the fact that his wife has not signed the lease agreement Our company and the owner of the property have both spoken with attorneys who have stated that the lease contract is valid with the husband being liable Because the wife has not signed, our company has told them she will not be included on the lease discussion or attempted rent collection
Our company acts as property manager on behalf of an independent owner. These renters expressed interest in the townhouse rental, paying the full security deposit and prorated December rent; their lease was starting Dec 15. The husband did sign the lease agreement,...
agreeing to the terms of the lease. The day before the lease was to begin they contacted our company about options to cancel. We stated that we had the security deposit and a signed contract and the lease can not simply be cancelled. We discussed with the owner of the rental and he took the position that he wants to enforce the lease but would allow our company to try to find a replacement tenant for that townhouse. Once a new renter is secured, we told the current renter that we could cancel their lease, but until then they are liable for the rent charges. In their complaint they assert that we are trying to collect rent for January 2017 and February 2017. This is a misunderstanding of the charges. Our online tenant-portal allows tenants to see future charges up to 30 days in advance. January rents and fees are currently due, while Feb rents are not due until Feb 1. These due dates are reflected on the online tenant-portal. The husband has taken issue with the fact that his wife has not signed the lease agreement. Our company and the owner of the property have both spoken with attorneys who have stated that the lease contract is valid with the husband being liable. Because the wife has not signed, our company has told them she will not be included on the lease discussion or attempted rent collection.