miztiffany

I have a duplex that I would like to put up for sale in Florida, but my tenant on one side of the duplex is giving me a hard time. She signed a lease in February of 2007 and was told prior to signing that we would be selling the house within the next year, which she was fine with. Last week we told her we wanted to put the house on the market, and she flipped out on us. Her friend is a realtor (an obnoxious loud mouthed one), and told her that she can break her lease and move out as soon as I put the house on the market. The lease really doesn't have any specific clauses in relation to a home sale nor can I find it in the state senate statutes.

So my question is...is the tenant allowed to break her lease and move out? I do not want her to move out as it is easier to sell a tenant occupied house. I've already told her that we want her to stay and that we would see to it that a new owner would have to honor her lease.

Any info or websites would be appreciated....thanks!

If a dealer had an upfront set price on each car would you prefer buying there over negotiating elsewhere. I buy cars from a dealership like this...they advertise mostly online and do not have any actual salespeople. The cars are all lease returns and most are under warranty. You either buy the car at the set price or you don't also your in and out in like 30 minutes. I prefer this over haggling with annoying salespeople

say for instance through ebay

Just out of curiosity....

I just ordered four tires online for my f150 and was wondering where I could take my truck to have the old tires taken off and the new ones installed with mounting and balancing? I read somewhere online that Walmart will install tires that weren't purchased from them, but it says carry in only. Does this mean I have to take the wheels off my truck and bring them to the store with the new tires or can I just bring in my new tires along with my truck and have them swapped out? Has anyone done anything similar? Any advice is appreciated. I'm going to call tomorrow, but wanted some ideas now. Any info is appreciated. Thanks!

I feel for you guys as a former New Yorker of 18yrs...Hope you guys can dig out soon!

I've always wondered what this meant...any ideas?

Seems to me that the president and first lady had plenty of time to deliver on their election platform promise and failed...why are we to believe that anything will be different this time? This just seems like more political wrangling to get elected to the white house.

Intelligent thoughts and comments appreciated!

The acting was okay, but the lack of plot coherence drove me nuts.