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I think that's the typical outcome in the end. I've never actually heard of anyone being charged the full amount (not that I would have any way of knowing thoug

I think that's the typical outcome in the end. I've never actually heard of anyone being charged the full amount (not that I would have any way of knowing though). Also sometimes local law will place an upper limit on the size of the fee. Several of my past leases specified that if broken I would be responsible for monthly rent on a prorated basis until a new tenant moved in.

brailsafe 6y ago
In my current province, it's regulated that after the first year's lease is up, it defaults on an ongoing basis to a month-to-month agreement, whereby only a month's notice is required and that's it, unless you explicitly agree to another term lease. That's what I'm on now. Our deposit is the regulated max of half a month's rent.