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Originally Posted by kristy47  It could be illegal, but I would make sure to check your lease and see if there is a clause in there that an addendum(s) can be added to it at any time if they are in the same format as the original contract. Real Estate law can have many loopholes and confusing things in it. I worked in a law firm for 7 years as a real estate paralegal and I'm married to an attorney who deals with several apartment complexes and other real estate law. There are many things that are allowed to happen that would seem illegal, but they aren't. I'd definitely check the fine print on my lease as well as talk to an attorney.
Also, in some places, if the ownership of the rental property changes, there are certain parts of the lease that can change, too. That's not the case in all states/cities, etc. but I have heard of it in some. |
okay guys thanks for your reply back sorry im just getting back
to you.. im doing alot of over time.. With that said my attorney and my
management, went over the lease and i guess i over looked in fine print
the right to cancel the pet policy anytime if tenents, abuse the policy rules, my lawyer says not much can be done either
i can move or sell the dog, i want to keep him so bad i hate this
the problem is i cant afford to move at the moment, and my credits, not as good as it was when i move in my place