There are a couple of
reasons that could force you to think about breaking a lease. In this article,
I am going to show you how to avoid breaking your lease.
Below is a list of situations
that could compel you to break a lease:
· When your neighbors
have become a source of disturbance to you.
· When you need to move
to a new city as a result of a new job that requires you transfer or any other
reason.
· When you could no
longer pay for the rent.
· When your new job is
far away from your apartment and you need to shorten the distance.
Nevertheless, you
should always remember that there are always consequences when you break a
lease because it is a binding contract between you and your landlord.
The consequences of breaking a lease could include:
· Losing your security
deposits.
· A continuous payment
of the rent until your landlord finds a new tenant.
· Reduce your chances
of getting a new apartment on rent as your landlord may not speak well of you
to other landlords.
However, in order to
avoid these consequences, there are many alternatives for you as listed below:
· You can sublet your
apartment until your lease expires.
· You can assign the
lease.
· Where the landlord
fails to make the apartment a conducive for living, you can claim a
constructive eviction.
Before signing any
lease, make sure you study the procedures, limitations or regulations guiding
such lease in order to have full understanding of the conditions attached to
the agreement.
A better alternative
is to contact Take-Over-Lease. We are specialists when it comes to helping
people break their lease without facing any claim suit or penalty. Feel to call
TakeOverLease at 1-800-895-2550
anytime in the day for more information, or contact us through the message box.
