I have a lease until sept but need to move out in aprilPart of the reason I'm moving out is that the building is very poorly maintained, always dirty, with the emergency lights out, etcWe were even without an elevator for a month and got a citation from the city.They require two month's rent for breaking a lease, and I find that appalling keeping in mind how badly they maintain the propertyCan I use this neglect to get out of the lease without paying a penalty?Thanks.
if you store the boat outside under the stars for the winter you should use a tarp cover that will be center supported to shed rain and /snow? the boat needs to breathe,, the motor needs to be winterized (( VERY important)) the trailer needs to be up in the front to drain water out of the hull and as far as wraps - I never heard for that the best info for your area will be from the local marine dealer ''parts'' dude or mechanicgo and make a new friend and learn what you need to do to winteriZe your boat .
Seeing as the elevator is now fixed, that is a moot issueThe time to use that to break your lease would have been when the elevator was not workingFrom the info you provied, noGenerally, a tenant can break the lease if there are issues that make the property uninhabitable, the tenant has complained in writing and the landlord has not made the needed repairs in a reasonable amount of time Even then, the tenant would have to call in the local housing inspectors to verify the issues and deem the property uninhabitable If there are issues that do not affect the habitability of the property, the tenant would have to take the landlord to courtThe judge would either rule that the landllord is in breach of the lease and the tenant can move or the landlord is in breach of the lease and the tenant would get a rent abatement.
