Yep, I'd provide proper notice to terminate for sure.

Well that is where the Termination "Option Period" would come in I believe.

I think it smells fishy and I would work hard to force the current Landlord to cancel those leases before closing so you can buy the property and have complete control over it.If you can't terminate the leases, I would ask to review the applications and find out how they were screened, if at all.

They are all battery powered now, no wires!

Thereafter, the landlord must repair damage to screens once annually, when necessary, until termination of the rental agreement.

I have been told to close the business, do residential only or I will be terminated.

Your PM took it upon themselves to shaft you for their benefit.For the time being your first step is to give notice to your PM terminating their contract.

Unlike investors in the US you can not risk getting the wrong tennat since we are not permitted to terminate a tennat lease.

It sounds like your account is being sold to Renters Warehouse so technically your account will belong to them once the transition occurs so the terms of your agreement will be key in how you terminate.

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