A lease is a contract and if any clause in the contract is broken then either of the party can nullify it .The landlord in terms of the lease contract must sent one month notice(mentioned in the lease contract) and get the premises vacated to be free from the contract.If the tenant refuses to do so it becomes a legal matter and the court has to be approached to get the premises vacated.
You would either have to have a new agreement with the tenants where both of you are agreeing to terminate the lease early also signed by both, or you have to have grounds for eviction. Tenant may not be paying rent within time allowed stated in the lease or could do something that goes against terms agreed to by signing lease.
The simplest answer is no.
A more complete answer is there are some rare circumstances where they can.
I believe one of those cases (in California) is where they sell the building.
I am answering assuming you mean a fixed-term lease, not month-to-month.
In a month-to-month situation, the landlord has many ways to terminate the lease.
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Yes, of course they can. A lease is part contract and part property right. Like any other contract, it can be broken unilaterally at any time or terminated by mutual consent. Like any other contract that is broken, there may be "damages" awarded to the other party(ies). The property-right portion of the lease is a bit harder; the landlord cannot violate the tenant's right to stay there, with all of its natural property rights (quiet enjoyment, healthy and safe, etc), but must obtain a court order of an equitable retaking of possession.
Get StartedA real estate Sublease is a document that specifies the rights and obligations of an existing Tenant and another person ("Subtenant") who desires to sublet certain property. The underlying lease between the Tenant and the Landlord is referred to as the "Prime Lease." The original Landlord will continue to be referred to as the "Landlord" in the sublease. After signing the sublease and obtaining any necessary Landlord consent, the Subtenant is entitled to possession of the property for the duration of the sublease, which is often the full remaining term of the Prime Lease. The Subtenant "steps into the shoes of" the Tenant.This program provides a simple sublease that should be used only when the Subtenant agrees to be bound by nearly all of the original terms of the Prime Lease. A copy of the Prime Lease must be attached to the sublease. Some flexibility is allowed with regard to the sublease payments and/or the term of the sublease. However if the parties expect to modify other provisions from the Prime Lease, this document should not be used. In that event, you should consult an attorney who can prepare a more flexible document.A WRITTEN sublease should be used whenever property is sublet, in order to reduce misunderstandings between the Tenant, the Subtenant and the Landlord.
That is the correct spelling of "sublease" (lease used to sublet a property).
Subleasing is the act of renting out your home, or part thereof, to someone else while you are renting the home yourself. The most common form of subleasing is getting a roommate to help you with your apartment/home expenses. Basically you become that person's landlord. A sublease agreement, therefore, is an agreement between you and your roommate, similar to a lease between you and your landlord. Subleasing is usually something that landlords don't allow. If they do then your sublease agreement can be worked out between you and the person you are about to sublease or rent out to. Other forms of subleasing may be to rent out the entire unit to someone else while you are paying your landlord the rent for the property, which often means pocketing the difference (profit). One example of subleasing an entire unit is when a person is paying low rent for the unit and charges more rent than the pricipal tenant is paying, such as if the original renter is participating in a rental assistance program, something that is highly illegal.
To lease the remaining term of your lease agreement is known as a sublease. You would remain on the "hook" for the balance of the term with your existing lease while the sublease tenant would then be obligated to you. You may want to find a replacement tenant and see if the landlord would cancel your lease and then execute a lease directly with the tenant you identified. This would relieve you of any potential liability. Just remember that the landlord is not obligated to do so nor are they obligated to allow your sublease. Check with an attorney to clarify your rights under the existing lease agreement.
If you sublease a house you have the same rights as the original tenant. You have a right to a habitable house m and timely repairs.
The legality of your roommate allowing a stranger to move into their room depends on the terms of your lease agreement. Generally, tenants are not allowed to sublet or assign their room to someone else without the landlord's consent. Review your lease agreement and discuss this situation with your landlord to understand your rights and options.
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No, because that is not your landlord's problem; it is yours. You have the resonsibility to either fulfill the lease or sublease, but either way, you owe the money.
Subleasing is the act of renting out your home, or part thereof, to someone else while you are renting the home yourself. The most common form of subleasing is getting a roommate to help you with your apartment/home expenses. Basically you become that person's landlord. A sublease agreement, therefore, is an agreement between you and your roommate, similar to a lease between you and your landlord. Subleasing is usually something that landlords don't allow. If they do then your sublease agreement can be worked out between you and the person you are about to sublease or rent out to. Other forms of subleasing may be to rent out the entire unit to someone else while you are paying your landlord the rent for the property, which often means pocketing the difference (profit). One example of subleasing an entire unit is when a person is paying low rent for the unit and charges more rent than the pricipal tenant is paying, such as if the original renter is participating in a rental assistance program, something that is highly illegal.
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If you have this clause in writing in your lease agreement and the landlord doesn't follow through then you have cause to break the agreement.
if you read your rental agreement then there should be a spot that tells you how to break a rental agreement. if not then ask your landlord because i broke a rental agreement one time and i had to pay a fee of 200 dollars. but if you ask your landlord then he/she will tell you. its not hard