 |
|
| Browse | Ask | Answer | Search | Join/Login |
|
|
||||
|
Hello j:
In most cases, NO. If it does, it would say so in big letters right around the place where you signed. If you wish to rescind your lease and you haven't moved in yet, you can probably negotiate your way out. You won't get your deposit back, though. excon |
||||
| Question Tools | Search this Question |
Add your answer here.
Check out some similar questions!
My lease runs out in October. We originally agreed, verbally, that we would go month to month after lease ended but now my land lady says I have to sign another lease or I have to move. There are no other houses for rent in my town right now but I really don't want to sign on for another year so...
Good morning, My son and his wife (newlyweds) reside in an apartment complex in Blackwood NJ. They signed a year lease Dec 2006. Recently, my son was selected for a new job in North Carolina. They were told that to break the lease they would have to pay (2) months rent $1500.00 and lose their...
My partner and I relocated to Florida two months ago for him to take a new job. When we arrived the job never took place. We both have not been able to find work in Florida and in the meantime his old boss offered him his job back. He accepted because he couldn't find work here in Florida. We...
I am breaking my rental lease because I can't afford the rent and my landlord does not want to what can I do
My roommate and I recently rented an apartment. We are already having some problems with the lessor. Upon signing the lease agreement, the leasing consultant was in a big hurry to get us through all the paperwork. She did not verbally go over all the items in the lease agreement. We were very...
View more questions Search
|
