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Yes. The fee is to break the current bound agreement or lease. If a new tenant moves in shortly after that, it is only because you made it available by leaving. You can sometimes offer to move out and keep paying your rent in hopes it becomes occupied shortly after. This would eliminate the contract and have no requirement for a breakage fee. The gamble is you may keep paying rent for longer than two months and be worse off financially. Economy, time of year, and location are some factors to consider when making the decision.

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