http://nxus.net/lease-with-a-previous-employer.html Solution to your Niche Question Sat, 15 Oct 2011 00:02:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://nxus.net/lease-with-a-previous-employer.html/comment-page-1#comment-6017 cookinkvn Thu, 11 Feb 2010 05:13:37 +0000 http://nxus.net/lease-with-a-previous-employer.html#comment-6017 It sounds like your lease is a valid lease, with the only concession being that they gave you a reduced rate for the term of the lease. If there is no clause in the lease addressing the issue of employment, then they have to honor this lease even if you sever your employment, by choice or otherwise. While this lease is in effect, they cannot raise your rent, serve you with a notice to vacate, or begin eviction proceedings unless you violate the lease. However, when your lease expires they will, no doubt, raise your rent or may even decline to renew your lease at all. It sounds like your lease is a valid lease, with the only concession being that they gave you a reduced rate for the term of the lease. If there is no clause in the lease addressing the issue of employment, then they have to honor this lease even if you sever your employment, by choice or otherwise. While this lease is in effect, they cannot raise your rent, serve you with a notice to vacate, or begin eviction proceedings unless you violate the lease. However, when your lease expires they will, no doubt, raise your rent or may even decline to renew your lease at all.

]]> http://nxus.net/lease-with-a-previous-employer.html/comment-page-1#comment-6016 Jen Thu, 11 Feb 2010 05:13:37 +0000 http://nxus.net/lease-with-a-previous-employer.html#comment-6016 Your best bet is to look for the landlord/tenant act laws of your state. But yes, you and your roommate have a case. They have to honor your lease until it is up. The only thing that would make them able to evict you before the lease was up if you went against something stated in the lease and you had a written warning to conform to the terms of the lease, and a specific amount of days to fix the problem, and after that they can evict you. Only if you've gone against your lease in any way. Your best bet is to look for the landlord/tenant act laws of your state. But yes, you and your roommate have a case. They have to honor your lease until it is up. The only thing that would make them able to evict you before the lease was up if you went against something stated in the lease and you had a written warning to conform to the terms of the lease, and a specific amount of days to fix the problem, and after that they can evict you. Only if you’ve gone against your lease in any way.

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