所以需要用一個適合本州的租約樣本。
https://caretaker.com/learn/lease-breaks/lease-breaking-laws-in-california
Lease break fees should reflect the actual cost of re-renting a unit
According to California law, when a lease is broken, landlords can only charge the tenant an amount equal to the costs of an early termination (their “actual damages”).1 This can include three things:
- The rent remaining on the lease (until the landlord is able to re-rent the property, since they are required to mitigate damages—more on that below)
- The costs associated with re-renting the property (typically advertising)
- Any difference in the monthly rent between the original tenant and the new tenant for the rest of the lease term (if the landlord had to lower the price to re-rent)