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that appears to be the pertinent section. So, one month penalty and you remain liable until the unit is rented or the end date of the lease occurs.


I suspect the sections speaking to 60 days is referring to an action to not renew the lease when it expires. Otherwise it will automatically renew.

Given what you presented i surely would not sign anything that obligated you to a 2 month penalty unless that additional money also provided you a benefit such as releasing you from any further obligations under the lease.




The two proposed lease termination agreements both begin with an acknowledgement to end obligations between the parties and then proceed to enumerate three terms. The only difference between the first (from June 22) and the second (late night, June 29) is that the latter, which only appeared after about a 7 day silence after I asked about the 2 month penalty, includes the clause that we be responsible for rent until replacements are found because they changed their minds about selling the house. Both agreements request payments for July and for August (I moved out June 15 but kept lease until 30 per our agreement). The only
other term includes the usual spiel about move out inspections and deposits.

I just received the move out report as an e-document and the property management agent asked me for my new address in order to send me a hard copy and refund.

So, if I don't sign, what is your advice? Doesn't it seem strange to send me my refund if I technically am still under lease? I guess not because I don't reside there, right? What would be your next move?