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		<title>By: Hey Kim!</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Hey Kim!]]></dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Kim,
To legally get out of any lease you will need to prove that your landlord or property manager&#039;s have breached or broken the contract.  Otherwise, you are the one that would be in breach of the contract.  Now, don&#039;t stress yet.  There are still ways around this.  
One option would be to hire an attorney, but lets be honest, if you had the means to do that it would be a lot cheaper to pay the lease termination fee than to hire an attorney to help you break your lease agreement.  The second and most likely the most affordable option would be to mediate through the RPA.  It will cost you around $30, but they will contact the manager to discuss some fair lease termination terms, and hopefully be able to get management to agree to let you out of the lease due to safety concerns.  Think about, once its documented (via RPA) why would a management company want the risk of requiring you to stay even though you don&#039;t feel safe?  It just opens the doors to nasty lawsuit. 
Thats what I&#039;ve got for you.  In Texas everythings bigger, even your rental contracts! :)]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Kim,<br />
To legally get out of any lease you will need to prove that your landlord or property manager&#8217;s have breached or broken the contract.  Otherwise, you are the one that would be in breach of the contract.  Now, don&#8217;t stress yet.  There are still ways around this.<br />
One option would be to hire an attorney, but lets be honest, if you had the means to do that it would be a lot cheaper to pay the lease termination fee than to hire an attorney to help you break your lease agreement.  The second and most likely the most affordable option would be to mediate through the RPA.  It will cost you around $30, but they will contact the manager to discuss some fair lease termination terms, and hopefully be able to get management to agree to let you out of the lease due to safety concerns.  Think about, once its documented (via RPA) why would a management company want the risk of requiring you to stay even though you don&#8217;t feel safe?  It just opens the doors to nasty lawsuit.<br />
Thats what I&#8217;ve got for you.  In Texas everythings bigger, even your rental contracts! <img src="http://www.rentalprotectionagency.com/tenant-rights/wp-includes/images/smilies/simple-smile.png" alt=":)" class="wp-smiley" style="height: 1em; max-height: 1em;" /></p>
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