Anyone have experience breaking a lease?
Care to share advice on how to minimize losses when a lease needs to be broken? 100 characters here!
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This will depend upon the municipal code where you live and the language within your lease.
Yeah, either you're moving far because you got a new job or you're getting deployed. I was getting deployed once and the military sent me a document showing my orders but it got canceled and I kept it so I re-edited it on PDF and used that to get out of my lease and they didn't question it once.
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