Hello. I moved to an apartment on a horse farm in NY State where I keep my 2 horses. The landlord has 4 horses of his own. The lease states: "The Landlord shall rent the apartment at XXX, described as $300.00 Per Stall Per Month. One stall free per month for caring of Landlord's four horses to the tenant." I am currently getting one stall for free and paying $300 for the second. If I do not want to take care of his horses anymore, am I acting within my rights under the lease to pay an additional $300 (so $600 total for 2 stalls) in lieu of caring for his horses. I would of course notify him so that he can make arrangements for his horses but the work for his horses has become too burdensome and I make more than enough money to just pay for my 2 stalls and not worry. Before I bring this up to him, I want to know my rights. From my understanding I can just pay the $300 and not take the option of the free stall in exchange for work but I did not go to law school! Thank you kindly for your time!