Worth reviewing · §14(b)

Leaving early costs more than you might expect.

You'll need to give 60 days' written notice and pay a fee equal to two months' rent — on top of any rent you still owe. Most leases ask for 30 days' notice without a separate fee. If you think you might move within the term, this is the clause to negotiate first.

§14(b) "Tenant shall provide not less than sixty (60) days' written notice…"
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Why local-first

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Is my document really staying on my computer?

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