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I live in Orlando, Florida and I need to know what the laws are in this state governing breaking a lease. I was told that there is a law in Florida that states that you can break a lease by giving a 45 day notice. Does anyone know if this is true or not? Please let me know asap.
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No, you are obligated to the exact terms in your lease. Are you moving out of state, buying a home ? Why do you want to break the lease.
But if you were allowed to break a lease with a 45 days notice, they would just write a 45 day lease since anything else would not be binding. I am sorry, and this is a reason I don't like leases and only do month to month rental on my homes I rent out. Have you just went to the landlord and just asked them what they may work out with you? |
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