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Posted by mea on November 15, 2001 at 00:00:58:

In Reply to: Re: job relocation posted by Blue Zephyr on November 14, 2001 at 23:38:29:

shhhhhhhhhhhhhh.....

Of course you have to let them out of the lease, they deserve to move to a new job, so what is the problem just re rent the place. Thats why you became a landlord to help people save and buy their own place by giving them their moneys worth, while renting from you.

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: No, you're not required to let them out of a lease. They're obligated to pay rent for the lease term they signed. You're probably required to mitigate damages - attempt to rerent the apartment - and they're off the hook once you do.

: Or you might just let them go with a handshake and a farewell.

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: : i recently had a tenent wanting to to break their lease as they got a job approximatly 50 miles away am i reqiured to let them out of their lease we live in west lafayette indiana

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