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Tenant Leasing Advice
Hello, I have a great tenant who would like to have a roommate move in.While the apartment has the proper occupancy requirements to do this, he wants to keep his lease and prefers a tenancy-at-will for the new roommate.This would allow a grace period to make sure this works out for both parties.
The state is MA.Is there a way I can accommodate this kind of request should all the background checks workout?