Contract Execution through a 3rd Party

[sirSCOTTYog]

Hello and thank you!

What is the law regarding property rental contracts for one company signed by another?

I an involved with rental properties. I establish leases at a home or apartment, furnish them, establish all utilities and then rent them to my clients.
This is not a sub-leasing scenario.

How would I go about executing a lease if a corporate client a company decided they wanted to allow another company a relocation firm to sign their leases on their behalf?


Thanks again!

 

[quincy]

Hello and thank you!

What is the law regarding property rental contracts for one company signed by another?

I an involved with rental properties. I establish leases at a home or apartment, furnish them, establish all utilities and then rent them to my clients.
This is not a sub-leasing scenario.

How would I go about executing a lease if a corporate client a company decided they wanted to allow another company a relocation firm to sign their leases on their behalf?


Thanks again!

What is the name of your state, sirSCOTTYog?

 

[sirSCOTTYog]

What is the name of your state, sirSCOTTYog?

Hello.

Michigan.

 

[quincy]

... How would I go about executing a lease if a corporate client a company decided they wanted to allow another company a relocation firm to sign their leases on their behalf? ...

Thank you for providing your state name, sirSCOTTYog.

I have read your question a couple of times now and still can't make sense of it. Some clarification would help. Thanks.

 

[adjusterjack]

I an involved with rental properties. I establish leases at a home or apartment, furnish them, establish all utilities and then rent them to my clients.
This is not a sub-leasing scenario.

Sure it is. Who do you think you're kidding?

If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck.

How would I go about executing a lease if a corporate client a company decided they wanted to allow another company a relocation firm to sign their leases on their behalf?

Beats me. Maybe that's something you should consult a lawyer about.