Newlydivmomto4
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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Kentucky
My son signed a lease with an apartment complex that advertises as student living. He rented a room in a 4br unit, the management company does a roommate matching service. His rent is supposed to be 399/month plus any overages on electric.
When my son moved in he had one other roommate, another student that was 19. Since then, the management company has moved in two others, ages 24 and 25. Other than the fact that these two new additions are slobs, they also have rather loud drinking parties. My son has had enough and wants to move out but they will not allow him to break his lease. Is there anything legally about having an 18 yo roommates "matched" with 24 and 25 yos? I sincerely doubt it, the only thing I can see that is questionable in the lease he signed is that his rent is 399 but the lease agreement says 419.
Are there any other legal options to breaking a lease? I spoke with the manager and they said there was no way.
My son signed a lease with an apartment complex that advertises as student living. He rented a room in a 4br unit, the management company does a roommate matching service. His rent is supposed to be 399/month plus any overages on electric.
When my son moved in he had one other roommate, another student that was 19. Since then, the management company has moved in two others, ages 24 and 25. Other than the fact that these two new additions are slobs, they also have rather loud drinking parties. My son has had enough and wants to move out but they will not allow him to break his lease. Is there anything legally about having an 18 yo roommates "matched" with 24 and 25 yos? I sincerely doubt it, the only thing I can see that is questionable in the lease he signed is that his rent is 399 but the lease agreement says 419.
Are there any other legal options to breaking a lease? I spoke with the manager and they said there was no way.
