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.
When people are diagnosed with Alzheimerâs at about age 60 or 65, they generally decline more slowly. Their life expectancy is then on the order of 12 or 14 years, and some may even live up to 20 years longer. But when people are diagnosed at age 80 or 85, their Alzheimerâs tends to progress more rapidly. Their advanced age also increases the probability of their death, and they generally survive only 5 to 8 years.