Hi,

How or when do you charge your tenant a Reletting charge. (85% of the rent in Texas.)

It says

1. Fails to move in or fail to give written move out notice as required under the lease.

2. moves out without paying rent in full for the entrire lease term or renewal period

3.moves out at landlord's demand because of tenants default

4. is judicially evicted.

Do those conditions fit for an eviction, other than fails to move in. Do you add this charge to the total unpaid rent?

By the way, do you give your lease and ask them to review it before hand, or do you ask them to read it when the lease signs? or do you explain to them what are in the lease?

thanks.

Those are good questions.

My prospect tenants wanted to see the lease before holding property.I saw no problem with that as I have nothing to hide.They read the lease and put a hold on property. Everything is moving forward.

If I were going to rent a property to live in I would like to see the lease as well before too much time or money was involved.

I would rather they backed out now then on lease signing day.

Thanks.

I would like to know when did you let your potential tenants to read/to review the lease. Of course, the tenants need to read the lease before they sign the lease.

So, do you let your potential tenants read the lease at the time they sign the lease, or do you give them a copy ahead of time to review it?

Do you let them read your e-file/e-lease over the Internet? or you use a hard copy?