Christina L. asked
I am a student renting a one-bedroom in a three-bedroom unit in Florida. I was the first tenant and paid to have my dog, which is allowed under the lease. Another tenant moved in with her dog (a pit bull, which is not allowed) and a boyfriend who stays longer than permitted and has a criminal record for drug possession and resisting arrest. The lease states no tenant or guest may have drug-related arrests. After notifying the lease manager, no action was taken. I do not feel safe due to the presence of the man with a criminal record and the potential for a confrontation between the dogs. Can I get out of this lease?
January 4th, 2023
Daniel L. answered
Yes, you may be able to get out of the lease due to a violation of the implied covenant of quiet enj...
January 4th, 2023
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