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The tenant signed a one year lease and was there for two months and when I went to collect rent for the third month, discovered that they had moved out and didn't give any notice or even let me know they had moved out and now I can't get in touch with them and don't know where they moved to or why they moved out. Can I sue them for the amount for the remainder of the lease?

Chad a, LA on Tuesday, September 6, 2016

RE: Tenant moved out without notice

Use the information on the application during your screening process. There should be a phone number included, also use any prior home information or contact information you can find. Then call a lawyer and get what you earned.

Posted by Bill F, MS on Wednesday, September 7, 2016

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