[Michael.SF.]

Something does not add up here, quoting from the article:

Edwin M. Donovan, special agent in charge at the Secret Service's Office of Government and Public Affairs in Washington, said the agency pays $2,200 in rent per-month, the same amount a previous tenant had paid before moving out.

April to August is five months (and I am being generous by counting Aug.), which is $11,000. Did he also charge them a first and last, or a security deposit?

Probably a smart move as he knows he and The Zero are tanking the economy.

[Gondring]

The Delaware Residential Landlord Tenant Code (see 25 Del. C. §5118) is very landlord-friendly. Combine that with federal procurement rules and it looks like a recipe for some nice charges.

Note, though, IANAL.