Assertion: landlord's lease | /r/HasProperty | signed
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text: If flooding has damaged any portion of the rented living space three times during the preceding five-year period, the owner must give the tenant written notice that the apartment is prone to flooding before the lease is signed.
text: I have heard stories of landlords accepting a “non-refundable” deposit before a lease is signed then refusing the tenant before move in.
text: What if a lease had been signed?
text: rule'— the lease has to be signed, sealed, and delivered," says Sam Himmelstein, a lawyer who represents residential and commercial tenants and tenant associations.
text: A landlord may evict a tenant for failure to pay rent with a three- or five-day notice, depending on state law, whether there is a signed lease or not.
text: And the tenant is always junior to the lender, either because the lender’s deed of trust was recorded before the lease was signed or because the lease states that, even if the lease is signed before the deed of trust, the tenant agrees that the lease is subordinate (junior) to any existing or future deed of trust on the property.