I mean I paid rent until the end of February, so I’m legally still the tenant. I don’t know how that wouldn’t be my business? If they wanted to get a new tenant in then they could refund me for the days they’re double dipping in payments from 2 tenants.

You could try asking for a return from the days you’ve been out to the end of the month by calculating the monthly rent and the days you’ve been out but I’ve never heard of any landlord giving back the deposit plus days of the month the tenant has been gone from the property.

I am not a lawyer.

That being said… it doesnt seem like it is any of your business? Do you still have keys to the place? Do you have property inside it? Sounds like you made an agreement with the landlord and the landlord made an agreement with somebody else. How does the second agreement affect the original agreement?

The only thing to concern yourself with is making sure you’re not paying utilities for a new tenant.

This happened to me when I used to rent a small cottage in Newberrytown before moving to Lemoyne.

As long as all your items are gone and you’ve surrendered your keys, the landlord can do whatever they want. Even though you may have paid for X amount of days/ months, you relinquish your rights to the rental property once you no longer have possession of the keys and tell the landlord you’re all moved out. I would reach out to them now about your deposit since they have someone else moving in so quickly because that means that they’ve already inspected the property and deemed it ready for the next tenant.

I always try to get up that way during fall foliage season. Absolutely stunning.

Not allowed. You have exclusive rights until the end of your lease.

You're welcome and agreed!

Hi, I’ve read through this, and the actual PA renters laws. This specific scenario is not defined in either, and I haven’t found a clear interpretation of this case either. Thank you for the response though.

Good to know. Last I knew it was blocked off or something bc ppl kept dying. Makes sense it was destroyed since blockades probs didn’t do much.

And the wrongfully convicted who are put to death don't get to see anymore sunrises or their families.

I live in latrobe and greensburg area and I think it's a nice place. We have casinos , Amish stores, indoor play parks and skating rinks, beautiful parks and a good sense of community

New hope

https://www.attorneygeneral.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/OAG-Consumer-Guide-Tenant-Landlord-Rights-v.13-web-version.pdf

Now list how many of them chose to remain in PA

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I assure you the EPA is worthless.

Life in prison would be effective for financial crimes and there'd be no state sponsored murder.

Nothing is going to deter crime 100%.

That's on the menu for another trip up.

Uhhhh peace rock was destroyed

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Julie Benz from Angel and Dexter is from Pittsburgh too. Specifically from Murrysville.

iFly in King of Prussia

The answer would be yes

Why are so many from Abington?

We haven't carried out the death penalty in the state since 1999 with Gary Heidnik being the last person put to death in the state after he waved his appeals and requested the execution be carried out.

It's a massive financial drain on the state to keep it on the books, it doesn't deter crime, and provably innocent people have been executed by the government before.

Life without parole is perfectly capable of keeping dangerous people removed from society while also giving the chance to release those who were convicted incorrectly.