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Old 09-22-2018, 11:52 AM
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Amusic
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Originally Posted by biminiblue View Post
You could also just break the lease.

Tell the landlord, split the cost. I mean that is technically what would happen. Problem is when he doesn't pay his half you'd have to sue him for the remainder.

But let's not assume. Tell him you're leaving, then go. He'll either default on the lease or he'll find someone to share the flat or he'll find a way to pay it and continue to live there. I doubt he'll default, that would hurt his credit. You could just talk to the landlord honestly, telling him you need to move out and see what (if anything) the landlord will do to work with you.
I'm considering breaking the lease if I can find a suitable place to move to. He is not on the lease. His credit is already bad and he couldn't afford to pay the full amount. He would be forced to move out if I find a place and break the lease. I feel like that's my only hope in order to make a clean get away.
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