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Chris Sukala
  • Rockford, IL
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Tenant lost job and 2 weeks into new lease

Chris Sukala
  • Rockford, IL
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Tenant calls me today, Tells me he just lost his job. We just signed a year lease last month. They planned on moving out of state next year. Well things came sooner then later. He said his wife's last day of work is the 30th. If this is the case, I'd would like them out of the house that day. Am I unreasonable? I am allowing them to break lease but would like to get back on market while it's still nice out. Even do walk through while they are still around. If I can get someone in First of month that would be great. How would you work deposit refund ? Same just like any other one moving out. Deduct necessary fees if things are not clean and undamaged. Would you do anything else since there wasn't a 30day notice.

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