Originally posted by @Frank Procopio:
As a landlord honesty goes a long way. If your trying to end your lease early because your effected by covid 19 I am sure your landlord would prefer that vs you staying and not paying, especially with the moratorium on evictions . I had a few tenants turn in keys after not paying April and may. I have a great appreciation for them vs the tenants that are not paying or taking advantage of the pandemic
Sorry let me clear this up a little more.
The situation is that I am currently working from my family home. I moved back due to wfh announcement at my company until the end of the year. So the apartment that I have was empty but I am still paying rent. My sister lost her place due to working with COVID-19 patients and I offered her my place for the time being which has been a month so far. Yesterday was when not the owner but the realtor manager dropped by because he saw her car in my parking spot. She is moving in 2.5 weeks actually because she has found a new place. I am currently trying to break my lease early since I am no longer physically living in my apartment.
I am still paying the rent there but just not living there. My sister needed a place to stay for a while so I offered her the place so she is living there. We are concerned the landlord might be mad because she is not on the lease.
