Given your situation, I would say the odds of that happening are slim at best...it's just not worth it.In your situation you can either pay what is due (as specified in the lease), or out of courtesy, leave the place in move-in condition so your landlord can place another tenant as quickly as possible.Good luck with the new home. 

Since you have a slim margin here, you're going to be cash flowing @ about $200/Month, if you have a big cap ex expense that hits you.

Slim pickings it seems?

@Franklin Marte, I think your chances of getting a commercial loan at such a young age are slim to none.Also, you're going to need a lot more than $10-15k.

thats why these slim balls do this.. just for this exact reason. 

Margins are sooo slim, that even the better deals have to run perfectly just to make a razor thin slice of the pie..  

Your cash on cash return is pretty slim but if that equity is coming from appreciation and is likely to continue, I don't think I would be in a big rush to sell.

I'd definitely recommend them for property management.Just so you're prepared: the MF inventory on the Phoenix market is SLIM.

Decided deal was too slim so we decided to walk.

She's very slim on details during the phone conversation, but I agree to meet her this afternoon.