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Breaking a lease
I signed a lease to begin on Nov 1 2009. I have not moved in yet and would like to break my lease. I am willing to forfiet my sec dep but would like to know if I should be responsible for any other expenses.
Denise D, NH on Thursday, October 22, 2009
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RE: Breaking a lease
Denise: Have you signed your lease yet? If not, then you most likely would forfeit any monies you gave as a deposit, depending on what the application or any receipt states; but would not be held ot the lease contract. BUT if you DID sign the lease, then depending on your state's law, you could be held to the contract and responsible for all rental payments until the landlord may obtain another tenant.
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Denise S, PA
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Friday, October 23, 2009
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