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To: Hot Tabasco

This is not correct. Each party who signs a lease is responsible to the landlord for 100% of the monthly rent. If the tenants have made some agreement among themselves as to a pro-rata sharing of the rent, which is almost certainly the case here, whoever has been forced to pay more than his/her share to the landlord because one or more tenants failed to pay, he/she can try to collect that amount from the party who didn’t pay. But all this is completely detached from the obligations to the landlord and it’s going to take a very expensive law suit to collect from the non-paying co-tenant.


26 posted on 12/01/2018 12:43:30 PM PST by KyCats
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To: KyCats
If the tenants have made some agreement among themselves as to a pro-rata sharing of the rent, which is almost certainly the case here, whoever has been forced to pay more than his/her share to the landlord because one or more tenants failed to pay, he/she can try to collect that amount from the party who didn’t pay

Thank you, you just substantiated my argument in post #21........

30 posted on 12/01/2018 12:47:03 PM PST by Hot Tabasco
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