I just imagine banks won't like breaks in employment and irregularities like that.

Depends on if you’re willing to break the law.

However these days people often break contracts without valid reasons.

Our tenants have an 18 month lease agreement that won't end for another 7 months. They want out early, not for any significant reason. Basically they realized they wanted to live closer to where they work (a job they ...

Problems that can't be reduced like "breaking a lease" has at least a monetary price through a fee to make it worth my time.

But on the surface I would say this looks like a deal.Thanks for the break down...quick question.

I have heard of people breaking into vacant homes and living there, and they can't be evicted without going through regular eviction proceedings.

Someone who could really break apart the numbers, tax implications, all of that stuff.I'm not qualified to speak to the best route on this, both in my lack of experience in that arena and in not knowing all of your specifics.

We are happy with it as we knew going into the transaction we would be content with breaking even on a monthly basis (After mortgage/taxes, property management fees, HOA's, etc.). 

Hi all,I tenants that would like to break their lease but no clause in the lease covering the situation.