Philadelphia, PA (only U.S. law)?
Last October I rented a “rent to own” house with a roommate. Both of our names appear on the lease. My roommate has been laid off and not actively looking for employment. She gives me 200.00 out of each of her unemployment checks but I’m left to cover her remainder share. I’m forced to live check to check and haven’t been able to save and I’m living beyond my means. I do not wish to renew the lease in October. Can I be penalized if I tell me landlord I will give him my half of the rent on time until the lease is up and he must take up receiving the other half with my roommate? Is there some legal responsibility that my roommate is obligated to?
Last October I rented a “rent to own” house with a roommate. Both of our names appear on the lease. My roommate has been laid off and not actively looking for employment. She gives me 200.00 out of each of her unemployment checks but I’m left to cover her remainder share. I’m forced to live check to check and haven’t been able to save and I’m living beyond my means. I do not wish to renew the lease in October. Can I be penalized if I tell me landlord I will give him my half of the rent on time until the lease is up and he must take up receiving the other half with my roommate? Is there some legal responsibility that my roommate is obligated to?