How to make sure the landlord is doing his job?

I want to move out my current apartment before the ending of my current lease. I have two options: 1) to pay a one-time cacellation fee of four month, which is outrageous, and 2) I am still responsible for the lease until the landlord and I find a tenant to occupy my apartment.

The premise of the 2nd option is that the landlord will try his best to find new tenants on my behalf, since I will still pay him the rent until he find the new tenant.

I decided to take the 2nd option. I was told to call in every month to check if my apartment is taken or not? But how to make sure that the landlord is trying his best? I mean I am still paying the rent to him, if the landlord is not actively looking for the tenants to occupy my apartment. Or what can I do if someone already took the apartment, and the landlord still told me the apartment is not occupied?

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• 這不是他的“job”﹐人家好心幫你﹐你還打蛇隨棍上﹐有點不可理喻。 -的經驗。。。。- ♂ (84 bytes) () 01/04/2006 postreply 15:32:23

• 回複：How to make sure the landlord is doing his job? -xxxxllll- ♂ (490 bytes) () 01/05/2006 postreply 14:54:49