Q&A: When can I expect to get my last month’s rent back if I vacate my apartment before my last month’s rent is due?

by: admin - April 16th, 2011   Filed under: Questions & Answers 1 Comment

Question by Ana Wyssmann: When can I expect to get my last month’s rent back if I vacate my apartment before my last month’s rent is due?
I am on a month-to-month lease. My landlord is moving into my duplex in order to save money. I am all paid up for this month, but gave him my last month’s rent prior to occupancy. I also paid a seperate security deposit which he’s promised to get back to me within 30 days of vacating the property.

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Answer by sassy25
Ask your landlord. Since you are doing him the favor vacating early he should pay you immediately.

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When I sublease my apartment, can I get my last months rent back?

by: admin - March 19th, 2011   Filed under: Questions & Answers 1 Comment

Question by machstang73: When I sublease my apartment, can I get my last months rent back?
I subleased my apartment to a girl and let her hold my security deposit. Now im struggling to get my security deposit back and I would like to get my last months rent from my lease (12 months rent) back due to I wont even be living there this july. Am I eligible to get this back? Since there is a new tenant? Isn’t their responsibility to cover their first last and sec deposit?

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Answer by Joe K
I can’t quite understand your question. Do you mean to tell me, you gave someone you rented TO your security deposit? I am totally confused by what is going on. The landlord should have been given your security deposit. Your first and last should be applied according to the terms of YOUR lease with the landlord. I’m assuming the landlord gave you permission to sublease, but I would guess they didn’t relieve you of your responsibilities of the original lease – they just let you cover the costs by leasing to someone else, at your risk – not theirs.

Read your original lease. If you don’t understand it find an attorney to review and explain it to you.

Best of luck.

Joe…

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Dress Your House for Success: 5 Fast, Easy Steps to Selling Your House, Apartment, or Condo for the Highest Po ssible Price!

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Beloit Apartment Complex Going Into Foreclosure

by: admin - April 10th, 2010   Filed under: News Add Comment

Beloit Apartment Complex Going Into Foreclosure
A Beloit apartment complex is going into foreclosure just months after dozens of tenants were evicted due to building code violations.

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Connolly Plainfield apartment properties could face foreclosure

by: admin - March 31st, 2010   Filed under: News Add Comment

Connolly Plainfield apartment properties could face foreclosure
PLAINFIELD — A U.S. Bankruptcy Court hearing has been scheduled for April 12 on a recent request made by a North Jersey bank to proceed with foreclosure actions against nine city apartment properties managed by Connolly Properties Inc.

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How does one get an apartment after a foreclosure?

by: admin - March 24th, 2010   Filed under: Questions & Answers 4 Comments

My friend is letting her house go to foreclosure & will need to rent an apartment. She is currently only 30 days delinquent. How do apartment management companies view foreclosures? Should she apply for an apartment now, knowing that she will not move in for a couple of months?

*** Please note that I am not looking for advice on how to keep the home or to get her out of the foreclosure. All options have been considered. Please give advice on how to proceed to obtaining her next housing. Thanks!

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