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$1,050/mo

Take over my lease — 6 months left, Baptist Missionary Association Theological Seminary area

🤝 Lease takeover · Baptist Missionary Association Theological Seminary

Sept 1
6 mo left

Looking for someone to take over my lease — 6 months left, Sept through Feb. It's a 1-bed near Baptist Missionary Association Theological Seminary, $1,050/mo, and the deposit is already handled so you just take over the payments. I'm leaving to study abroad. Management is easy to work with on the transfer, and I'm happy to show you around before you commit.

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What is a Crashmates takeover listing at Baptist Missionary Association Theological Seminary?

A lease takeover means you replace the original tenant entirely — the landlord signs you onto the lease and the original tenant walks away. Common when students are graduating mid-cycle, transferring schools, or moving abroad. Cleaner than subleases because there’s no middle-tenant, and usually 6-12 month terms.

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