Need some tips on how to break out of your bad lease? Check out our advice on Boston.com.
“Despite all your careful efforts, you simply can’t uncover everything you need to know about an apartment before signing the lease. No amount of due diligence and number of visits can fully uncover your neighbors’ strange habits or the super’s apathy towards your nonfunctional heater.
Renting an apartment is supposed to be a temporary, one or two year commitment, but sometimes even that is too long. Lee Lin, chief executive of RentHop, offered advice on breaking your lease.” – from Boston.com
