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Mary lou L.
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Revising my Rental Criteria TEXAS .

Mary lou L.
  • Investor
  • Wichita Falls, TX
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I started using a rental criteria check list. I have modified it, but one area I just need opinions on.

There is this criteria about breaking the lease from the previous landlord,

If you are currently under lease with another landlord and will be breaking that lease (or if you have not given your required notice to vacate to your previous landlord) to rent our property, your application will be denied. If any of these actions were taken by a previous landlord this may be grounds to deny your application. If you are currently working with your landlord regarding your relocation, we will process your application. We want to ensure your prior landlord is aware of your pending move.

I added the last line about working with the landlord. How does it sound?

Should I take out the denial of breaking the lease? If the tenant is working with the landlord in breaking the lease, due to job transfer or other reason, and they are in agreement, should I even bring that up?

Thank you for your advice!

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Chuy Gonzalez
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Chuy Gonzalez
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My leases don't say anything about their previous leases. The PM company I use verifies current living arrangments....but it isnt on my lease.

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