Getting out of a lease

[seattle-relo]

Hey Guys,I need some information about tenants rights and how to get out of a lease early. There is a family at my kids school who is really struggling to make ends meet. They moved to San Diego from South Dakota thinking that they’d have great opportunies here. They are having a super hard time finacially and just want to go back to South Dakota but are committed to a 12 month lease. Is there any way for them to break the lease without the landlord collecting from them,taking legal action, or ruining their credit? What tenant laws are in place for them?

Thanks

[PCinSD]

Plenty of good information about landlord/tenant rights at this link:

http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/index.shtml

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[PCinSD]

Plenty of good information about landlord/tenant rights at this link:

http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/index.shtml

pabloesqobar

[PCinSD]

Plenty of good information about landlord/tenant rights at this link:

http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/index.shtml

pabloesqobar

[PCinSD]

Plenty of good information about landlord/tenant rights at this link:

http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/index.shtml

pabloesqobar

[PCinSD]

Plenty of good information about landlord/tenant rights at this link:

http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/index.shtml

pabloesqobar

[HLS]

Have they talked to their landlord and explained the situation ?
I think that any landlord with common sense would rather have a clean vacant property to re-rent, rather than tenants that cannot afford to pay who are staying rent free.

They aren’t leaving the state because of a mouse in their garage, are they ??

[HLS]

Have they talked to their landlord and explained the situation ?
I think that any landlord with common sense would rather have a clean vacant property to re-rent, rather than tenants that cannot afford to pay who are staying rent free.

They aren’t leaving the state because of a mouse in their garage, are they ??

[HLS]

Have they talked to their landlord and explained the situation ?
I think that any landlord with common sense would rather have a clean vacant property to re-rent, rather than tenants that cannot afford to pay who are staying rent free.

They aren’t leaving the state because of a mouse in their garage, are they ??

[HLS]

Have they talked to their landlord and explained the situation ?
I think that any landlord with common sense would rather have a clean vacant property to re-rent, rather than tenants that cannot afford to pay who are staying rent free.

They aren’t leaving the state because of a mouse in their garage, are they ??

[HLS]

Have they talked to their landlord and explained the situation ?
I think that any landlord with common sense would rather have a clean vacant property to re-rent, rather than tenants that cannot afford to pay who are staying rent free.

They aren’t leaving the state because of a mouse in their garage, are they ??

[lendingbubblecontinues]

Certainly, if they are above board with the landlord and open to paying for the costs of advertising for new tenants, they should have a better chance of getting out of the lease without a creating a residual mess for themselves.

This is all assuming they are current with rents and continue to pay rents through their departure date, rather than saying “hey, let’s use the security deposit as last month’s rent”….that would go over like a lead balloon.

[lendingbubblecontinues]

Certainly, if they are above board with the landlord and open to paying for the costs of advertising for new tenants, they should have a better chance of getting out of the lease without a creating a residual mess for themselves.

This is all assuming they are current with rents and continue to pay rents through their departure date, rather than saying “hey, let’s use the security deposit as last month’s rent”….that would go over like a lead balloon.

[lendingbubblecontinues]

Certainly, if they are above board with the landlord and open to paying for the costs of advertising for new tenants, they should have a better chance of getting out of the lease without a creating a residual mess for themselves.

This is all assuming they are current with rents and continue to pay rents through their departure date, rather than saying “hey, let’s use the security deposit as last month’s rent”….that would go over like a lead balloon.

[lendingbubblecontinues]

Certainly, if they are above board with the landlord and open to paying for the costs of advertising for new tenants, they should have a better chance of getting out of the lease without a creating a residual mess for themselves.

This is all assuming they are current with rents and continue to pay rents through their departure date, rather than saying “hey, let’s use the security deposit as last month’s rent”….that would go over like a lead balloon.

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