It depends upon the lease language. The industry standard in our market is the AIR lease; which has language stating that a Tenant is required to give a Landlord a copy of the key once they change the locks. You would want to consult a lawyer (specializing in real estate) regarding changing the locks and giving the tenant a new key.
This is an important point, Dennis. Alzheimer's does not kill a person directly. You're not going to find Alzheimer's, for example, as a cause of death on a death certificate.What happens as the disease progresses is controlling a lot of your body's functions simply becomes more difficult; things like eating, going to the bathroom, walking, even swallowing become a problem.ou're not going to find Alzheimer's, for example, as a cause of death on a death certificate. What happens as the disease progresses is controlling a lot of your body's functions simply becomes more difficult; things like eating, going to the bathroom, walking, even swallowing become a problem.
The general rule of thumb is that someone with Alzheimer's has half the life expectancy of a peer without this disease. So the average 70- year-old woman can expect to live 16 years, but a 70-year-old with Alzheimer's has an 8-year life expectancy.