My friend had to break his lease because of financial issues. The propert management company was very understanding and said they'll let him pay them what he owes when he gets his taxes since the circumstances were beyond his control. How will they calculate what is owed since the owner has decided to not attempt to release it and just put the house up for sale. I know that he is required to pay for time the house is empty until it is rented aghain, but I also know that the owner is required to make all efforts to rent it again. Since they just putting the house up for sale and do not wish to rent it out again, how will they calculate what is owed? Only give real, knowledgable unbiased answers please.
What if you break a lease and they put th house up for sale instead of re-leasing it?
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