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Updated about 6 years ago,
Tenant just said he may need to break lease
I’ve heard quite a few people state long term leases are worthless, as tenants will move out when they want. Well, my tenant may be getting a better job offer in another state, and he has 7 months to go on lease.
However, I am not panicking. Why? Because he has a lease. No, I won’t be telling him he can’t move. But, I told him to refer to the 10 page lease. I will hopefully get a new tenant in ASAP if he moves out, but he will be responsible for any vacancy. And in Iowa, possibly in winter, that is a big deal.
If I had MTM, and he gave notice in November, I may have no tenant and no rent for a month or two. Now, you may say he might not pay. Then I guess he will have to decide if he’d like to keep his credit score or have a judgment against him.