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Johnothan Edward Layne
  • Lancaster, OH
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North Carolina Tenant Law

Johnothan Edward Layne
  • Lancaster, OH
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A tenant has given me an official notice after only having 20 days in the rental. She had never complained about anything about the house until the letter arrived at my doorstep. She agreed to leave the premises and did turn in the keys. Our agreement was that she continue to pay the rent until I found another tenant; however, she decided not to pay at all claiming I had an attitude issue. She signed a one year lease and turned off all utilities. Given that she didn't honor our agreement, is she liable for the entire annual contract amount, or only until I find another tenant.

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