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Posted by Lilly on July 27, 2001 at 04:07:39:

In Reply to: How do I break a lease?? posted by Kat McLaughlin on July 27, 2001 at 00:34:43:

Unless your lease provides for releasing you from the lease if you die....i dunno...Considering your liability would only be 2 months, not too much to lose if you lose anything. So you give your 30 days notice; LL is obliged to make efforts to re-rent the apt, he can't just simply sit on his hands thinking he'll collect the last two months from you - he has to make a bonafide effort to locate a new tenant. Cover yourself and try to find a replacement tenant on your own.

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: Unless your lease provides for releasing you from the lease if you die....i dunno...Considering your liability would only be 2 months, not too much to lose if you lose anything. So you give your 30 days notice; LL is obliged to make efforts to re-rent the apt, he can't just simply sit on his hands thinking he'll collect the last two months from you - he has to make a bonafide effort to locate a new tenant. Cover yourself and try to find a replacement tenant on your own.


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