Are the wife and kids able to leave the property, essentially ending the lease prematurely?

Or would it be jumping into the deep end prematurely?

I figured it was a little premature to incorporate, and this info definitely helps.

However, if you were to do so you will have to pay state and federal income taxes, plus penalties both on state and federal level (because of premature distribution from retirement account).

I'm just throwing it out there...if you are asking that basic level of a question, you might be jumping into the deep end of the pool without floaties prematurely.

I think it's a little premature to suggest that REOs are a thing of the past.

It appears that this notice from AHI was a premature announcement from an unsanctioned employee.

It may be premature, but my sense is I am not willing to decrease the rent due to this development.I'll update you on any feedback from the attorney - appreciate any thoughts. 

I'd rather not give them any reason to claim I cut off anything prematurely, if internet can be construed as a utility provided, albeit only orally as a courtesy before their default and breach.Is there any recent precedence (or in absence, law) established in California courts yet regarding tenants provided with internet but abuse (ie, transfer of copyrighted material) resulting in it being shut down by the provider (Verizon) altogether and to everyone not just the violator?

Doesn't seem like house was properly completed and your original inspection was premature.