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Justin Heitter
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How to deal with leases

Justin Heitter
  • Coeur D Alene, ID
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Hello I have a question regarding a lease.

I have 3 people currently on a lease that is up in August. (6 months left) One of these people wants to move out (as her relationship with one of the others has ended).

I don’t know how this works. I have experienced it my own life where the other roommate was completely happy taking over the lease and removing me off of it.

In this scenario the other two tenants don’t want to take over the lease and remove her off of it as it would obviously result in their having to “cover” a higher rent…and they do not have someone who can replace her.

What is the best way to proceed with this?

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