Perhaps the tenant has made plans to store with any storage solutions, hence the early move-out. Every lease agreement differs so it is best to refer back to it. You cannot force a tenant to extend their stay if the agreement doesn't state otherwise. more...Posted 6 years ago
Thanks to all the experienced realtors who have managed to share the form. It is never a straighforward process when official documents are involved. A disagreement could ensue should the wrong procedures be put forward after all the works have been more...Posted 5 years ago
I have personally used portable storage before a couple of times and I highly recommend it. The pod was delivered right to our doorstep so we loaded our things in a jiffy at our front porch. It was then shipped directly back to the storage facility where more...Posted 9 years ago
Normal wear and tear would seem unreasonable to charge the previous tenant for. However, if the damages were excessive, then yes the previous tenant should be made liable. However, since the previous tenant already paid to have the place professionally more...Posted 6 years ago
I think what really matters is the current standard of energy efficiency isn't it? Why do you need to know when the requirements changed? In any case, if you are asking for information on a specific property, the home owner or realtor should be able more...Posted 10 years ago
