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Edward Pulido
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Tenant incapacitated/unconscious. Lease termination

Edward Pulido
  • Jacksonville, FL
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I was informed by my tenants family that he was in an accident and currently unconscious. He was unable to pay rent this month due to his condition. They told me they are going to be moving his things out by the end of the month which will break our lease. I have set up an amendment that will terminate the lease and has a stipulation that they must pay the last months rent, but he is unable to sign it and currently has no POA. They are going to try and pay this months rent but no guarantee on that. I want to make sure I'm covering all my bases legally, but want to work with his family where I can to make things a little less stressful for them. Any ideas on how I should be moving forward with this?

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