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Breaking your lease seems like the best option when you lost your job, laid off, or suffer other financial hardship. However, before you break your lease, review your lease agreement. How and when you terminate your lease will usually have more long-term consequences than why you are terminating your lease
→ Read MoreGenerally, only you can renew your residential lease. No one else—not your landlord, not a co-tenant, not a subtenant (if you have one)—can typically renew your lease , and legally bind you, without your knowledge and consent.
→ Read MoreDoes a landlord really have a legal right to hold you responsible for paying a full year’s rent if you never signed a lease agreement?
→ Read MoreIf you have rented a home and signed a lease in good faith with a landlord, you are protected under the law in the event that the landlord has financial problems and ends up facing foreclosure. The law ensures that you cannot just be kicked out of your home in the event of foreclosure if you have a lease in place.
→ Read MoreWhat happens to the right of use and possession at the end of the period of time set forth in the lease?
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