I have had a couple of real heartbreakers.

A truly heart breaking experience.

This form would put in writing, with their signature, their intent to vacate and the date of their intended last day of tenancy.A health situation like this is not only heartbreaking, but is likely to result in both the husband and wife not thinking clearly and under substantial stress.The tenant is informing you that they can't afford to rent the place any longer and/or need to move for health reasons.

But I'm finding it fascinating, and heart-breaking.

The construction business is a great one...it can be exciting and fun, yet heart-breaking and stressful all at the same time.

The MLS can be a heartbreaker.  

I use to call it the heartbreak hotel, guys would constantly be leaving because they hooked up with a girl and moved in with her, only to be thrown out and back they would come.

What is more heartbreaking is the masses of people who don't have a future because nobody taught them how to be responsible as adults.

The story of the fire is heart breaking, people like you work so hard to make a neighborhood better and an arsonist comes.

My heart breaks for this person, who was betrayed by every single person in this entire transaction.