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Joe Calderon
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Include a clause in lease to ease eviction?

Joe Calderon
  • Miami, FL
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A user from another forum suggested

"Thats what conditional leases are for. All it takes is a few lines of type to make a bulletproof lease. Something along the lines of a year lease converting to a month by month lease in the event of rent over due for 10 days or longer. Cost of removal of property to a storage facility upon day 11 at the renters expense."

What's the drawback on doing this? Wouldn't everyone just do this and avoid evictions completely? Seems too good to be true.

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Total BS, from an idiot.  Nothing in a lease can override state law.

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