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The army and signing leases

has anyone ever heard of this?

my good friend aaron, who i have spoken about before, owns a home in west deptford that he rents out. now, several months ago, a young couple signed a lease and aaron, as owner and landlord, was informed that if the young man were to get shipped out or transferred or whatever, the lease could be broken. to aaron’s knowledge, this is only acceptable with an official letter from the army and if all the rent is paid up to at this point, etc.

aaron is scheduled to go a walk through this week, as the couple is leaving before the end of the month. he has not yet received the rent for THIS month and just got the rent for september last week; they are quite behind. plus, he hasn’t gotten a letter yet.

does anyone know anything about this?

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On 21 Oct 11:57, Heidi wants a hooooooola hoooooop was all:
Heidi wants a hooooooola hoooooop

Because I’m avoiding some crappy work, I did some research for you and it appears they’re in the clear if they pay this month’s rent. If rental guy doesn’t produce the marching orders, your friend should get a lawyer. Here’s what my google search turned up:
YES, he can break the lease with a 30 day notice. It is called the Sailors and Soldiers Act. Ask to see a copy of his orders. If he has them, all he has to do is give you a 30 day notice.

On 21 Oct 14:43, Jason edited his last name was all:
Jason edited his last name

I’ve heard of that – I remember someone from school talking about faking an enlistment letter so he could move.

On 22 Oct 05:46, maggie HAS HAD TOO MUCH COFFEE!@#(&%#* was all:
maggie HAS HAD TOO MUCH COFFEE!@#(&%#*

i just glanced down the sidebar and read this post as “the army and singing lessons.”

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