If you break your lease, your landlord can come after you for the remaining balance of the lease agreement. Say you have a 12 month agreement and you have only lived there 7 months ... you are still legally obligated for the rent for the remaining five months, plus any legal fees involved for having to take you to civil court for abandoning the property.
Check your state landlord/tenant laws and consult a lawyer. If you are taken to court over this, you'll probably need one.How can i get out o a rental lease?
read your lease---there is almost always an ';out'; clause.
you will have to pay a penalty or the remainder of the contract or ??? ---each lease is different.
just a note---when you do leave, make sure your place is clean and take pics so that u have proof of clean and no damages.
good luck :)How can i get out o a rental lease?
You generally can't ';get out'; without some sort of arrangement or penalty from your landlord. Your landlord IS required to mitigate their losses and try to find a new tenant right away though. You will more than likely be responsible for rent until a new tenant moves in along with any penalty or fee that your lease requires.
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