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James Hsia
  • Newport Beach, CA
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Tenant breaking 5 yr lease, barely a yr in

James Hsia
  • Newport Beach, CA
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We were thrilled to find a tenant in California who was willing to sign a long term lease due to a project he was working on. The caveat was the rent was set at below market and fixed for the 5 yrs (rookie mistake). The tenant just informed me he is planning to quit his job and will be breaking the lease. At this point what are my rights as a landlord? Do I have the right to keep his entire security deposit? Any suggestions or tips will be much appreciated!

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