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A tenant that moves out before the lease expires may create costly problems for you—namely, finding a replacement tenant. Despite the breach—and the aggravation and cost it has caused for you—the tenant may try to recover its security deposit. That is what happened to a New York owner who, fortunately, had protected himself from such a situation by including a security deposit clause in the lease.