Assertion: tenant's lease | /r/HasProperty | signed
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text: When a lease is signed, you and your tenant agree to uphold the obligations set forth in the agreement.
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.
text: so you get it done once a lease is signed, depending on the time of year and when you think the tank may run out of oil.
text: If the tenant wants to renew the lease, a new lease must be signed.
text: Many factors can determine which laws apply to your situation, including when the problem occurred, when the lease was signed or renewed, and when an eviction took place.
text: Will they "hold" a property for a tenant, and take it off the market before a lease is signed?