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Roommate leaving for Army
Hey All
My roommate who happens to be my brother is leaving for the Army once he gets sworn in. I depend on his monthly rent to pay down the mortgage and other home improvements purchased on credit during the remodel.
My questions: If he had a lease signed with me from last August 2020 to July 21, 2021 (1 year) will the Army pay his portion of the lease?
Thanks to all in advance.
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@Account Closed
No, but federal law will tell you that he can walk from his lease without penalty by providing PCS orders. Take action before it's a problem. How long have you owned? Refinance and/or roommate!