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Question by daniel m: Are 2 original copies required for a residential lease, or is a copy for the tenant legal? tks?

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Answer by kerry m
2 copies are generally required in a residential lease.. altho if it’s in a condominium complex the association as well as the management company may require the originals as well… it’s best to check with your city hall to obtain the specific requirements for your area

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Question by K W: How can I find free legal-aid adviser in Houston, Tx about resident lease issue?
I would need to speak with a lawyer or legal-aid about this residential leasing issue that need to be solved. I don’t want to make a BIG deal out of it such as paying VERY expensive lawyer. I am pretty sure there’s someone in somewhere that is really affordable to help me with this and the apartment leasing issue.

You know like “divorce lawyer”, “bank lawyer”, etc… what about residential apartment leasing lawyer? Housing lawyer?

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Answer by BabbleOn
Try the University of Houston Volunteer Lawyers Program (HVLP)

http://www.ehvlp.org/clients/Resource_Referral.aspx

Here’s a link to their phone numbers.

http://www.ehvlp.org/contact/default.aspx

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Question by 10 pts for me?: Residential Lease question?
My roommate and I signed a lease on a place that began Nov 1. We are so unhappy with the landlord and various other things. We really want out and I noticed that the termination date was left blank on the lease. Does that auromatically make it month to month?

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Answer by John P
it may or may not, just be frank with the landlord, tell him your moving out, and when, so he can try to find another tennant, this way it looks like your not stiffing him, the blank date can be used in your defense, if the shoe was on the other foot, he wood probably use the blank date in his favor, for shure. just try to aproach the situation, and him in a reasonable manner

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Question by Kerrie C: residential lease broke ca?
I rented out my home in ca to 4 adults they were relatives. The one couple moved out and the other couple we evicted due to non payment, The couple that moved out is demanding the deposit back. They broke the lease. DO I have to refund the deposit?

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Answer by Landlord
No you do not, but you do have to give them that explanation within 21 days.

“Deposit of $ 000.00 retained in lieu of last months rent of $ 000.00″

If you want to push it you can sue them for the rest of the lease.

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Question by fishfarm4: how to get out of a ca. residential lease?
i have to move in with my uncle to take care of him 24/7 how can i get out of my lease ??

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Answer by Billy Oak
One of the following:
1. Plead with your landlord
2. Look for a legal loophole in your lease
3. Pay your landlord some money and find another tenant to take over your lease
4. Find a roommate to share the remaining portion of your lease

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Question by AJL: on lease with one other person, can my girlfriend who is not on the lease be thrown out by other lease holder?
I am on a residential lease with one other person. The other lease holder and my girlfriend are having a fight and she wants to throw my girlfriend out. The lease states that three people can live in the house.

Does she have legal action to do so?

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Answer by ibu guru
The lease holder has the right to throw out a person not on the lease. Your gf has to go. End of story.

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Question by Michelle F: is a 99 yr residential lease agrmt that can be terminated if breached anything like a life estate?

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Answer by laughter_every_day
A leasehold can be inherited. A life estate ends when the person dies. One year or a hundred, it still ends. With a leasehold, the lessee may also owe different duties to the lessor. For instance, a prohibition against damage. With a life estate, if you want to burn the house, you are free to do so.

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Question by dvrki: When and why would a triple Net (NNN) lease be considered a good option for a tenant?
Particularly in a residential lease. Is this ever a good option? If so, why?

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Answer by Steve
A NNN lease for a house allows the Landlord to have a specific known amount coming in every month. Let’s look at the different components of the NNN. Insurance. No difference to you or landlord. If it is a gross lease, insurance cost would just be included in your total amount. Taxes, the same as insurance. If you are signing a residential lease for more than one year, then the incentive to keep the taxes low falls a little more to the tenant than Landlord, but not much. When you move out, the Landlord pays the taxes, and he wants the amount as low as possible. Thirdly, and most broad is, maintenance. Mowing the lawn, your expense. But, here is what you need to know. Who pays for the repairs to the property. Ask the Landlord specifically about this. If the Tenant is responsible, I would consider passing on the deal if it is an older home. AC units have a way of costing a lot of money. Sometimes, there can be a compromise on large items, say anything over $ 500.00 is the Landlord’s expense. If you have any questions, feel free to email.

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Question by CJ: Can a licensed residential Realtor represent someone who is looking for office space to lease?
Doesn’t that fall into the commercial category?

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Answer by George W. Bush, Jr.
Yes… if licensed in that state can do any real estate activity.

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Question by anibelspeed: In Florida does a lease for residential property owned by tenants in common need to be signed by both owners?

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Answer by reenzz
No…the lease can be signed by either party or both.

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