Does not resolve the issue of what constitutes reasonable. A clause that no landlord will agree to, and rightfully so.cdxpat wrote:I would suggest if you are looking at renting a property you might consider crossing out the clause that basically allows them to come and go and show as many people as they want, and insert a clause that says reasonable access will be arranged but there will be a fee.
Your landlord can ask, but you are not obliged to move out early on any tenancy (if you kept to the conditions), even if you landlord sells to another person. The tenancy is part of the sale. What is known as a "sitting tenant".macaroonie wrote:Can a landlord actually ask you to move out before the final day on your lease if he/she is not selling the place? I was asked to leave early and i said i will do so if they paid me, i worked out a daily rate and they agreed. It's not impossible, so definitely go for it! 100 people at a time is not reasonable at all!
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