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Baltazar Haro
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Tenant Breaking Lease [TX]

Baltazar Haro
  • Investor
  • Mcallen, TX
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Hello everybody, 

I just had a tenant break alease a month in. What measures can ti take to recoup some of my losses. They are being cooperative in letting me show the unit but I do feel as thought I passed up on great tenants  by choosing her. What are my options BP? 

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Joe Moore
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Joe Moore
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Call back those prior prospective tenants

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