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Originally Posted by Realtor 1
I am all for and love the idea as long as the punishment for lying is extreme. Actually quite neat to see AB take a lead on this.
Leaving a landlord with a vacant property in December could end up costing them 10,000 or much worse.
I am not comparing the severity of some financial losses for a landlord to victims of domestic abuse what so ever.I do believe it is important to understand the implications across the board and make sure those DA victims are getting the help they need while preventing some phony reports to get out of a lease.
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I agree on both sides.
I think its a brilliant idea to allow people to break their leases due to abusive relationships, a great idea, I also think that with the requirement of endorsement by a psychologist or other registered professional the likelihood of lying or other fabrication is quite low.
Without more extensive details I have to think that this one is a slam-dunk win for all concerned.
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