1. The leasehold property was up for sale, and many potential buyers were interested in purchasing it.
2. The leasehold agreement stated that the tenant was responsible for all maintenance and repairs.
3. The leasehold contract was set to expire in five years, at which point the tenant would have the option to renew.
4. The leasehold owner decided to renovate the property before putting it on the market.
5. The leasehold agreement included a clause that allowed the landlord to terminate the lease early if the tenant violated any terms.
6. The leasehold property had strict rules about noise levels and pets.
7. The leasehold agreement specified that the tenant was responsible for paying all utilities.
8. The leasehold owner was responsible for obtaining all necessary permits for any construction or renovations.
9. The leasehold property had a beautiful garden that the tenants were allowed to use.
10. The leasehold agreement required the tenant to give a 30-day notice before moving out.