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Posted by Renee on July 27, 2001 at 06:35:52:

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

Your lease or state laws will spell out remedies for default on you lease contract. Usually - you are responsible for rent until end of lease or until it is re-rented again. You may also be responsible for re-leasing or termination fee, advertising, utilities and all maintenance until the place is re-rented. Some states provide that landlord MUST show effort to find a new tenant. Some states DO NOT. It is important to read your state laws.

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: Your lease or state laws will spell out remedies for default on you lease contract.  Usually - you are responsible for rent until end of lease or until it is re-rented again.  You may also be responsible for re-leasing or termination fee, advertising, utilities and all maintenance until the place is re-rented.  Some states provide that landlord MUST show effort to find a new tenant.  Some states DO NOT.  It is important to read your state laws.


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