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Posted by Phil on July 25, 2000 at 00:02:51:

In Reply to: Re: Lease error? Need help. Please respond!!!!! posted by Mark Smith on July 24, 2000 at 15:05:08:

: I agree with everything EGH wrote.

: And I don't understand how being offered a lower rent really affects Pete's decision between a one-year renewal lease and a two-year renewal. The one-year lease is generally the better choice.

Simple--if the landlord really made a huge mistake, then I should sign a two-year lease at the lower rent!!!!!
If I sign a two year lease, and he can restore the rent at some point, then I get socked with a 6% increase.
I guess my remaining question is whether I'm going to get embroiled in a court battle that isn't worth the trouble. I'm already paying the lower rent and there is no sign he is going to restore services.

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• Re: Lease error? Need help. Please respond!!!!! Mark Smith 07/25/00 (3)
  • This is confusing, I know..... phil 07/25/00 (2)
    • Re: This is confusing, I know..... EGH 07/25/00 (1)
      • Re: This is confusing, I know..... phil 07/26/00 (0)

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: : I agree with everything EGH wrote.  

: : And I don't understand how being offered a lower rent really affects Pete's decision between a one-year renewal lease and a two-year renewal.  The one-year lease is generally the better choice.  

: Simple--if the landlord really made a huge mistake, then I should sign a two-year lease at the lower rent!!!!!
: If I sign a two year lease, and he can restore the rent at some point, then I get socked with a 6% increase.
: I guess my remaining question is whether I'm going to get embroiled in a court battle that isn't worth the trouble. I'm already paying the lower rent and there is no sign he is going to restore services.


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