I don’t know if you remember me from a month ago. I sublet…

After the lease ends, no. But if there was some kind of damage that was caused to the tenant and subleasee during the term that your lease was effective they would have up to the statute of limitations to make a claim against you. The statute of limitations is dependent on the state in which you live.

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Not if it was agreed that you were paying the last month rent in advance, and you inform the landlord that you are leaving at the end of the month .

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