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Posted by richard on September 02, 1999 at 20:35:17:

In Reply to: Tenant being relocated: please advise. posted by Isaac on September 02, 1999 at 15:52:41:

Isaac:

should he sign the document...Sure why not? he"s a rich guy now that
he is being transferred, what does he need the money for anyway.
Let him give the LL thousands of $$ in free money then
let the LL deregulate the apartment MORE FREE MONEY FOR THE LL

Actually he's a real dumbass....... he should have never even told the
LL he wants to give up a rent stabilized apartment, he should have said
I am being transferred for a year maybe two and got his boss to give him
a letter saying that...WHY? so in case anything goes wrong he will have
a cheap apt to come back to and not have to go look at the same
aparment later for over $2000!

At the end of 2 years if he doesn't want to come back the subtenant
sould be able to take over the lease with a 20% vacancy increase...

He really is pretty stupid

Richard
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: One tenant in our rent-stabilized building (NYC) is being transfered upstate by his company.
: He contacted the LL about breaking the lease w/o penalties.
: The LL asked him to sign a document "giving up all rights to the security deposit and all rights and claims he has under the lease" against the LL; then he will be released from the lease obligations.
: We have a number of cases pending against the LL at DHCR, including rent overcharges, reduction in services, and appealing MCI charges.
: Should the tenant sign the document?

Follow Ups:

• Re: Tenant being relocated:please advise.Yes give up your rights!Part2 richard 9/02/99 (5)
  • Re: Tenant being relocated isaac 9/03/99 (4)
    • Re: Tenant being relocated: read DK Anna 9/03/99 (3)
      • Re: Tenant being relocated: read ANNA! richard 9/03/99 (1)
        • Re: tenant being relocated: sarcasm JJ 9/03/99 (0)
      • RPL 226-b Right to sublease or assign Anna 9/03/99 (0)

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Comments:
: Isaac:

:  should he sign the document...Sure why not?    he"s a rich guy now that
: he is being transferred, what does he need the money for anyway.
:  Let him give the LL thousands of $$ in free money then
:  let the LL deregulate the apartment  MORE FREE MONEY FOR THE LL

:  Actually he's a real dumbass....... he should have never even told the
: LL  he wants to give up a rent stabilized apartment, he should have said
: I am being transferred for a year maybe two and got his boss to give him
: a letter saying that...WHY?  so in case anything goes wrong he will have
: a cheap apt to come back to and not have to go look at the same
: aparment  later for over $2000!

:  At the end of 2 years if he doesn't want to come back the subtenant 
: sould be able to take over the lease with a 20% vacancy increase...

: He really is pretty stupid

: Richard
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: : One tenant in our rent-stabilized building (NYC) is being transfered upstate by his company.
: : He contacted the LL about breaking the lease w/o penalties.
: :  The LL asked him to sign a document "giving up all rights to the security deposit and all rights and claims he has under the lease" against the LL; then he will be released from the lease obligations.
: : We have a number of cases pending against the LL at DHCR, including rent overcharges, reduction in services, and appealing MCI charges.
: : Should the tenant sign the document? 


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