Interpreting the tenant's domestic circumstances, relationships or other such stuff is not the issue.

You need to confirm that this is the code of law that your tenant quoted in the notice.Unless there is a very recent change in the Washington Landlord/Tenant laws, your tenant is bound by the terms of your lease and is liable for rent until end of the lease, except if the tenant is called to active military duty, victim of domestic violence/ stalking, victim of landlord's harassment or if the dwelling is unsafe to live in.Even though the tenant may still be liable for rent, since he has given notice of early termination, you must mitigate lost rent by putting in good faith effort to re-rent the property at fair market value.

Under the Senate bill, there will be a deduction worth 23% of your qualified domestic income (again with restrictions in place).Don't get me wrong. 

Check your state laws, as sometimes victims of domestic violence are afforded special protections and rights.

Out of high school I cut my teeth in the Transportation industry both global and domestic, following the footsteps of my Grandfather who was well respected in the business.

Hi BP,Looking for some guidance here.  I rent to a blended family when I first screened them I gave them the green light because one spouse had good credit the lady and the other spouse had good income the guy. They b...

Domestic disputes are not expected in this neighborhood - there is an HOA with tight restrictions and generally high caliber tenants.  

@Bryan Hancock  I hear ya on tax tail wagging the dogand or near panic as the time line comes up and folks jump on things they may should not have all worried about taxsin my Timber days.. we had this moment in time in the northwest were export logs to Japan were 3X domestic logs.. 

If so then this slow simmering misery and self-hatred I've been feeling the past 2 weeks dealing with these tenants might just transmogrify into landlord rage the likes of which Chicago's South Loop has never seen.I'm speaking with an attorney tomorrow, but I just had to vent, and thought the answer might help a few other Chicago people out in the future.

This is in direct contrast to a domestic LLC, which is a company formed in the state in which it will be doing business."