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Unfortunately, there is not

#69 On Thursday, December 29, 2005 Guest said,

Unfortunately, there is not much you can do without your rooomate's consent. Depending on state laws, you would need her consent to be removed from the lease; but your landlord may not approve the release unless you qualify for the apartment on your own. Other than sitting down and talking it through like adults, you could also contact your management staff and explain the situation. Management can send notices for an "illegal occupant" and "failure to show due consideration for the apt. and other tenants". Your management staff will more than likely try to help you because this situation could affect other residents in the future, but they are limited to the context of your lease. Ask for a copy and ask the manager to review it with you in detail.
Keep in mind that the longer you put up with your roommate's behavior, the more negative impact it will have on your rental history. That could affect your approval at any future apt. community or even getting approved for a mortgage.
(Property Manager in TN)

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