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I have just one rental house and this current tenant is habitually late. I have just served a termination of lease letter. I want to sell the house and the tenant keeps saying he wants to buy it. Can I move tenant to a month to month lease now that he has broken the original one??

Candie W, AL on Tuesday, February 26, 2019

RE: After Termination with Cause Letter ???

Of course.

Posted by Matthew M, IL on Wednesday, February 27, 2019

RE: After Termination with Cause Letter ???

You can write up a new lease for a month to month and put in it that the terms of the new lease are binding and any other agreements are null and void.

Posted by Scott H, VA on Thursday, March 14, 2019

RE: After Termination with Cause Letter ???

Posted by jahfwkwi j, on Wednesday, April 3, 2019

RE: After Termination with Cause Letter ???

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