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Breaking a Residential Lease for Job

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Karen1109

Junior Member
What is the name of your state? Nevada

A few months ago my husband and I entered into a 1 year lease on a home. Recently I took a job and now the employer requires me to move out of State. I have 9 months left on my 1yr lease agreement. Can I legally break my lease to move for my job?
 


averad

Member
The topic of this question should be Breaking a Residential Lease by choice and you will see why below.

Short Answer: No

Question Answer:
What does your lease(contract), that you read and agreed to, say about early termination?

Answer:
Your question is common and has been previously answered* (here is one example):
https://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?t=326297

One key note of the above post is this:
BelizeBreeze said:
and by the way people, this is NOT a job transfer which MIGHT be grounds under the lease to terminate early.

This is a NEW JOB completely under the control of the poster.
My opinion of your options:
1) Pay a fee to break your lease
2) Find a problem to break your lease
3) Use the lease to break the lease (section pertaining to early termination)
4) Wait out the lease
5) Find a replacement renter
6) Join the military

*Unless you are specificly looking for a refrence to Nevada state law then you would look here: https://forum.freeadvice.com/search.php?searchid=1209828

Notice that your question is answered on page one just searching for Nevada (9th from the top).
https://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?t=316707&highlight=Nevada
 
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