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there are ways to break a lease without penalty; I'd guess the qualifying circumstances vary state to state. also, some leases have explicit buyout clauses. I can get out of my current lease free and clear at any time by giving sixty days notice and paying an additional ~$2000 (a bit more than one month's rent). so if rents collapsed soon after renewing my lease, I could break even pretty easily by moving out.


Okay - I was talking specifically about California.

Most leases in SF do not have buyout clauses of this form I believe.




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