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Alex Ramirez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Can you break a lease if you bought a house?

Alex Ramirez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Hi guys, I need some feedback. I live in the Houston area and I am in the process of acquiring my first multi family property, which I will be house hacking. I am currently renting and my lease will expire before I buy this property. I heard u can break a lease as long as you you can prove you bought a house? What do you suggest I do? Go month to month (although it will be more expensive) until I buy the house or should I renew for one year and be able to break the lease when I purchase the property? Thank you very much in advance

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