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Re: Security Deposit
by Anonymous
on August 29, 2014 @17:55
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Sort of. If the lease is signed, both parties are bound. However, if he pulls out, the courts would expect you to make reasonable efforts to attempt to re-rent the place as soon as possible and you'd only be able to charge him for the amount of time until the place is re-rented + any additional advertising costs.
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Re: Security Deposit
by Garry (Iowa)
on August 29, 2014 @20:21
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I agree with you, anon, but it also works conversely for the tenant, too. If the T was expecting possession on an agreed-to date, but the LL cannot deliver that possession ( for whatever reason,) the T could incur some unexpected costs ( such as hotel bills for, say, 2 weeks, )because the new T had to be out of his old place on a certain date, but could not get possession of his new place on time. Then the LL could be held liable for the Ts extra costs above the agreed-to rent for that month.
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