Moore County Living

The company breeched ethics and interfered In a contract we had with a tenant. Seek compensation for the owners actions. Moore County Living provided us with and signed a property management agreement and document relative to working with real estate agents in a lease transaction. These documents were signed on behalf of Moore County Living by [redacted]. In the property management agreement Moore County Living was obligated to use their "best efforts to solicit secure and maintain" a tenant. In the Working With Real Estate Agents document, was obligated to promote our best interests and be loyal to us.On November 23, 2014, [redacted] with full knowledge they had over 2 years left on the lease, owner of Moore County Living showed the tenants a house for sale. This action is the first in a series of actions which violate the property management agreement, Working With Real Estate Agents document, and breach her ethical and fiduciary responsibilities to us. Amy successfully negotiated a purchase of that home for the tenants, with the contract begin signed December 1, 2014. The tenants closed on the house on January 8, 2015. At no time did Moore County Living or its agents inform us they were showing the tenants houses or were in the process of selling them a house. Selling the tenants a home while the tenants and Moore County Living were in an agreement with us is clearly a breach of contract, and tortious interference of a contact./////Desired SettlementSince Moore County Living knowingly and willingly acted contrary to our best interest, we require the following: compensation for the remaining months of the tenants' contract. /////