you will loose your deposit
Only the lease contract would disclose the anwer to this question. If you need legal assistance in deciphering or understanding it, you must retain an attorney to assist you.
The leasing company incurs heavy costs at the start of a lease, and expects to have you continue to lease the equipment for a specified length of time.If you want out early, the "liquidated damages" are the amount you need to pay to be let out of the contract. The leasing company doesn't have to prove their actual damages; by signing the lease, the two parties have agreed that a specified amount is necessary and sufficient.A lease purchase contract is simply a lease that has a balloon payment at the end of the lease which purchases the equipment.
Your best bets is to find an attorney that can help you with the legalities of a lease. You want to make sure that it is binding or it is no good to you.
Of course! You'd want to write up a legal contract/lease first.
The foreclosure sale will function to terminate the lease. However, until the foreclosure sale takes place, the owner is still the owner, and the lease remains in effect.
No, it you are representing yourself, if you want to represent a buyer, then yes you need a license
Yes, give them a call and work it out. If at all possible avoid a repossession. It will negatively effect your credit for 7 years.
None. Once the lease is signed, it is binding.
A lease is similar to rent, except it is a contract for a specific length of time. For instance, if you have a one-year lease on an apartment, it means you are agreeing to pay rent each month for a year. If you want to move out before the year is up, you may be required to pay for the rest of the year.
The reasons and process for canceling a lease, albeit any contract, would be spelled out in the contract. Absent any mention, it isn't a reason...and you'll likely find that there is a clause mentioning only certain things, like acts of God, natural disasters, etc. A contract/lease can always be ended by mutual agreement. That's your best route. But that doesn't mean the other party won't want (and deserve) some type of compensation for doing so.
The duration that it can take you to back out after signing a lease depends with the lease that you signed. However, if you discover any fraud you can always talk to your lawyer to have it reversed as soon as possible.
Depends on what state you are located, but they would typically want you to authorize a "Agency Lessee Agreement"