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Chas Sargent
  • Mount Sterling, KY
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Early termination agreement

Chas Sargent
  • Mount Sterling, KY
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I purchased a duplex about a month and a half ago. One of the exiting tenants (2 males) found bed bugs and we have had a disagreement about who is responsible. Finally, I agreed to remedy the situation if the tenants would sign an addendum saying they acknowledge I am doing so and they are responsible for any future issues. I also told them if they didn't sign I would remedy and that they are free to leave.  

Now, they say they are moving out. My question is should I have (or attempt to have) them sign something like an early termination agreement? Anything else I should be aware of?

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