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Remone R.
  • Auburn, WA
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Tenant breaking lease

Remone R.
  • Auburn, WA
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So one of my tenants are soon as she is getting a voucher for new housing and has asked me if she can break her lease. Her lease ends November 30th, but in October she signed a new lease for 6 months starting December 1st. Since I can’t force her to stay I told her when she receives her voucher for new housing to let me know and I will see what I can do letting her out of the lease. So today a property manager I assume, has contacted me as a rental reference for this tenant but I’m not sure what I (legally)should/can tell her. This tenant would be essentially breaking her lease if she leaves and as of today I have not received rent for November and she has some damage in the unit. She hasn’t given any notice. So can I divulge all of this info to this property manager? And since she’s already signed a new lease starting December 1st what can I legally charge her for?

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