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A lease is a legal contract. If you signed it then you agreed to be bound by its terms. If you don't live up to ALL the terms of the lease, the complex can sue you in court to recover past due rent, losses and damages. Depending on state laws they can also sue for rent under the terms of the lease either for the duration or until they have been able to sign up a new tenant.

If they prevail in court, the court will set the amount due and the plaintiff can request a judgment lien that can be used to garnish your wages in some states and under certain conditions, seize your property and any bank accounts in order to satisfy the lien. The law varies in different jurisdictions. If you still have questions you should contact your local landlord-tenant agency for the rules in your jurisdiction.

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