Justen Ashcraft

@Justen Ashcraft I have to agree with @Alex S. on this one. I deal with tenant issues all the time showing occupied property to the investors I work with. It tends to make potential buyers uneasy when tenants are unwilling to cooperate, and I've found that simply being up front with them almost guarantees smooth communication and cooperation between all parties.

I'll try to make this as short as I can. I had a tenant sign a 1 year lease, but in the lease it requires a 60 day notification. the lease was to end October 31 of this year. 6 days prior to that she said that I may be getting a call from a prospective landlord. I told her about the clause in the lease and that she would be forfeiting her deposit etc. The prospective landlord calls me, and I tell her about the 60 day clause that my tenant was about to break etc. She decide.s to rent to her anyway.