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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Tenant moving out early. How do I handle this?
My tenant is moving out early and forfeiting her deposit. I need to put an ad up to get the place rented as soon as she is out. Should I send some kind of official statement/document that indicates we agree on the date she will be moved out? I don't want to get a new tenant lined up and then have the current tenant change her mind and want to stay... Any suggestions? How do I handle this?
Thanks in advance