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Aaron Nelson
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • San Angelo, TX
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Oil companies wanting leases in corporation's name

Aaron Nelson
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • San Angelo, TX
Posted

Hi everyone,

I've been reading on BP for a while now but I thought it was time to make my first post! Anyway, here goes:

We have had several oil companies approach us about renting out homes to them in the corporation's name. We have been turning them down because we are worried about the type of people they will be running through there without the usual checks. The lease states the occupants allowed to live in the property but I have no doubt they will end up violating that provision.

Does anyone have experience with these corporate type leases? What recourse do we have if they violate the lease? Can you evict a company?

  • Aaron Nelson
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