Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Re: multiple leases

If they signed for two leases, they are responsible for both.

Re: multiple leases

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Re: multiple leases

I don't see why not. People and government entities wanting to know your "principal residence" will force you to choose one address as your principal address, but you can be a signer to as many leases as landlords feel comfortable allowing.