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Nicholas Sanchez
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Moving Fee Liability

Nicholas Sanchez
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Hello! So, I have tenants moving out next week. They actually only gave me a two week notice, but found someone to take their place so no big deal. They originally signed a lease in 2017 and I included my condo association rules, which states there is move out fee. In 2018, I extended their lease slash created a new lease agreement (which states that you will abide by condo rules), but I did not attach the condo rules again since I had already sent them the year prior. Are they still liable to pay the move out fee? They seem to think not because the condo rules were not included with the new agreement. 

It seems common sense, but I am just curious of my rights as the landlord in this situation? 

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