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Originally Posted by kmunro
My son and 2 roomates signed a 12 month lease with a really good management co. Now they want to move in Jan 17. The new management company is awful. We would have not gone with them had we had the opportunity to investigate as we did with the previous co. We have had many problems with them. The least is the unprofessionalism and overall rudeness when making inquiries. We were given notice of the change via email. Have never received anything from the new management co. Is this cause for breaking the lease with 60 day notice?
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No, not without penalty. Why would it be? Read the lease to find out how to break the lease and pay the penalty if they want out. You can also check the lease for a clause regarding when/if management changes plus you can check your state rental laws on the requirements for informing tenants on change of management/ownership. '
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You don't need to receive anything from the new management company as long as the old management company gave you all of the proper info you need; new management name, address and where and how to pay the rent, etc. The previous management has to be the first to inform you anyway otherwise anyone could scam you and write to you and tell you they are new management and start collecting rent from you.
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