Originally posted by @Joe Villeneuve:No Why

Is this your original tenant and first move out?

Kaplan originally proposed taxing the owners of vacant buildings to raise money for homeless services, but she determined it would be easier to tax rental revenue that exceeds $200,000, because the city already has a framework in place for collecting business taxes from landlords.Wonder how that 200k is calculated...

As well as Joshua Dorkins from Denver, Colorado with the guidelines for the intro.My name is Alejandro Condis Reyes Alias “NONO”.I am originally from Cuba, but I am currently living in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.I have a dual license as a Massage Therapist as well as Physical Therapist Assistant and I am currently working on both professions.About three years ago a friend of mine introduced me to the book “Cash Flow” from Robert Kiyosaki, and after I finished reading it, I knew that I have to do fundamental changes in my life; otherwise, I would not be able to achieve my goals.

Originally posted by @Anthony Wick:You know the answer.

Originally posted by @Kevin Van Dyke:I'd like information on KREIA if you wouldn't mind. 

Originally posted by @Seth Teel:@Mike JerniganAside from the impact fees & actual installation costs of the utilities, you will have to replat both lots, regardless of whether the deed identifies them as two separate lots. 

Originally posted by @Shawn M.

Originally posted by @Michael Bishop:Hey @Josh Whitinger , sorry for the late response.

If all parties agree you can null the original contract and establish a new one.Alternatively, if there's no clause against sub-leasing then that could be an easy solution...just make sure the original tenant knows that if their replacement doesn't pay rent then they (the original) is on the hook for those funds.