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Prospective tenant has not signed electric lease, can I move on?
I told a prospective tenant that we would love to have her move in. I prepared the lease and she has not signed it. It’s been over 24 hours and the unit has gotten 6 more inquiries since I submitted the lease to her via Dotloop.
At what point in time would it be appropriate for me to retract the lease and my tenant offering?
Am I at any risk of breaking any tenant protection laws or subjecting myself to a lawsuit if I retract my lease?