Our regie has given us permission to break lease because our place needs lots of repairs but claims he's not sure officially how to go about it. We don't want to just take him at his word and sign a new lease possibly ending up paying two rents. Can anyone advise us what we do to officially terminate? Thanks!
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Dec 17, 2014 @ 21:28
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Our regie has given us permission to break lease because our place needs lots of repairs but claims he's not sure officially how to go about it. We don't want to just take him at his word and sign a new lease possibly ending up paying two rents. Can anyone advise us what we do to officially terminate? Thanks!
victoriaDec 17, 2014 @ 21:28
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Dec 18, 2014 @ 08:54
That doesnt make sense. Your Regie is not sure how to officially let you break the lease with them? That alone is reason for you to get out of that place fast...
Since your contract is with the Regie, then all the Regie has to do is send you a letter saying they're letting you out of the contract with no penalty. Since the contract is all between you and them, so no need to involve anyone else.
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That doesnt make sense. Your Regie is not sure how to officially let you break the lease with them? That alone is reason for you to get out of that place fast...
Since your contract is with the Regie, then all the Regie has to do is send you a letter saying they're letting you out of the contract with no penalty. Since the contract is all between you and them, so no need to involve anyone else.
Nir Ofek, Dec 18, 2014 @ 08:54
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Dec 18, 2014 @ 09:45
I agree, it is strange he says he doesn't know but he has other businesses and doesn't seem serious about this one. He never returns emails, never calls when he says he will, there's a lot of chasing him. We want something in writing but we weren't sure what, so a letter is enough?
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I agree, it is strange he says he doesn't know but he has other businesses and doesn't seem serious about this one. He never returns emails, never calls when he says he will, there's a lot of chasing him. We want something in writing but we weren't sure what, so a letter is enough?
victoria, Dec 18, 2014 @ 09:45
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Dec 18, 2014 @ 09:50
as long as the letter is from the entity that signed the contract with you, then yes.
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as long as the letter is from the entity that signed the contract with you, then yes.
Nir Ofek, Dec 18, 2014 @ 09:50
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Dec 19, 2014 @ 22:21
He says he is on holidays so could email instead if that would make us feel better?! That was 2 days ago and as yet no word. He also assured us some workmen would come on Monday but of course when we spoke to them they hadn't heard a word. So depressing!
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He says he is on holidays so could email instead if that would make us feel better?! That was 2 days ago and as yet no word. He also assured us some workmen would come on Monday but of course when we spoke to them they hadn't heard a word. So depressing!
victoria, Dec 19, 2014 @ 22:21
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Dec 20, 2014 @ 19:49
Victoria, may I ask you - what regie it is? It would be useful to know for all people I think
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Victoria, may I ask you - what regie it is? It would be useful to know for all people I think
Liubov D, Dec 20, 2014 @ 19:49
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