That's the beauty of our Simple Lease™. Our Early Termination Program allows an owner who wants to end their lease early to pay the balance owed, which is calculated based on a simple interest formula. Owners can also switch cars within their lease without penalty, simply by paying any difference in value between the two cars. The lease's residual value and payments remain unchanged.

If you end your lease early using a 14-day notice because you or your child has been the victim of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking within the past 90 days: See similar questions...

If you (or a child living with you) have been the victim of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking within the past 90 days, you have the right to be released from your lease or rental agreement with a 14-day notice, so you can move quickly. See similar questions...

They must give you 90 days written notice to vacate the property. If you decide to leave earlier you are bound by the Residential Tenancies Act to provide 21 days written notice to the landlord. See similar questions...

You are responsible for the terms of your lease. If you are on a fixed lease you may be liable for the full rent owed. We try to work with you in finding a replacement tenant but there will be advertising and vacancy costs. Please call us so that we can begin the search for a replacement tenant to release you from your lease. You will be charged a lease set up fee equal to one months rent, advertising costs and rent until the unit has been rerented. See similar questions...

Easy, most client normally choose to update their current vehicle, either with a New or a Late Model Used Vehicle, however if the current vehicle is still suitable you also have the option to "roll" into another lease term using the disclosed residual value to calculate the new payment structure, If however you no longer require a vehicle you can either ask us to dispose of the current vehicle or sell it yourself, all profit gained from the sale of the vehicle is rebated back to you, the end use. See similar questions...

As the freehold owner you can choose to sell, use or rent out your property whenever you wish. Alternatively you can renew the lease with the management company. With the latter option, the terms of the lease will be discussed (duration, weeks of use, rental income, service charges ...) With time-share all you are purchasing are periods of time, which you can use within a given number of locations over a set term. Once the term has expired you own nothing. See similar questions...

middot; The lessee can purchase the equipment for $1.00, 10% of the original cost, or Fair Market Value depending on the plan selected at the beginning of the lease term. See similar questions...

When you set up your lease, you have many options, including the choice to purchase the equipment at the end of the lease. Please see our "FINANCIAL SERVICES" tab for a description of these options. We will discuss the best program to suit your needs. See similar questions...

The tenant is responsible for the rent for the duration of the lease. If they choose to leave prior to the termination date of the lease, they will be charged for the rent until the property is re-rented again. They are also responsible for paying H.M.S. a re-leasing fee and the owner for advertising costs . See similar questions...

The resident is responsible for the rent for the term of the lease. If residents leave before the termination date they will be charged for rent until the home is re-let. We, on behalf of the owner, will do everything possible to re-let the home and minimize the residents' cost. See similar questions...

The owner or his agent must then give the tenant 90 days written notice to vacate the property. Should the tenant wish to leave earlier you are bound by the Residential Tenancies act to provide 21 days written notice to the landlord. See similar questions...

The shared owner may sell their property as soon as they are the legal owner of it. Selling the share is known as an 'assignment' (assigning the lease to someone else). If the shared owner wants to move, they will benefit from any built up equity from their share when they sell it. Most RSLs will require the shared owner to give them a written request of their intention to sell. independent valuation will have to be carried out to establish the price at which the property can be sold. See similar questions...