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 Member 1343 Level 28.80 Mar 2006 
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Breaking a Lease
How many people here have apartments? Off the top of your head, do you recall anything in your lease that mentions penalties for moving out early?
I'm moving into a place with my girlfriend in a few weeks. I've signed leases and dealt with landlords in the past so I'm not completely unaware, but the lease is a year long and neither of us are able live there for the entire lease period. Basically we were under the impression it was a six-month lease and by the time we realized it wasn't it was too late to raise the issue. Anyway, are there general options that I have in this situation, or are policies specific to each landlord? I suppose subletting is an option but I'm a little foggy when it comes to that subject..... WOOO!! Jam it back in, in the dark.  |
Member 1343 Level 28.80 Mar 2006
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Yeah that is what I figured. What confuses me is that there's an explicit bullet point in the lease that goes over the terms for vacating the premises, whose only stipulations are that notice is given 60 days in advance and that rent for the last month is paid with that notice. Since I'm not that well-versed in renting/landlord/lease lingo, I wonder if that's acceptable grounds for leaving early?
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