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Ben Jacobs
  • Property Manager
  • Milwaukee, WI
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General Landlording: Mutual Release of Lease

Ben Jacobs
  • Property Manager
  • Milwaukee, WI
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Evictions can be full of hassle and uncertainty.  Landlords can be put into challenging situations when rent isn't paid or the property isn't being cared for.  Sometimes a renter might have renters remorse which leads to complaints and more hassle.  Maybe the Landlord attempted renting on their own and may have oversold the property features and maintenance.  Virtual and site-unseen showings are becoming more popular due to the pandemic/social distancing and we have seen an increase in Renters Remorse.  What do others think about presenting renters with the option of Mutual Release of Lease and Re-Rent vs. Evictions and the Federal Moratorium?

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