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Kevin Reinell
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
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Tenant asking to get out of Lease

Kevin Reinell
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
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Hey guys, so I have a tenant that moved in to my rental with his wife and baby and signed a year lease. Since moving in they have had trouble and there has now been a restraining order filed against the husband and he no longer lives in the unit but agreed to pay rent for the wife who lives there still with the baby. So my unit is occupied with the wife who pays nothing to me, and the husband is living in another unit now and still paying the rent to me for his wife and baby. He called me today and asked if I can release him from the lease....what should I do, any advice is greatly appreciated!

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