I have approximatley 2 years left on my Mercedes lease at $375 per month. Is there any way I can get out free?
461839
trade it in to a dealer running a promo to pay you car off no matter how much you owe
1179651
doesn't really sound like you can afford car payments\nmaybe take public transportation for awhile
688123
The information you need should be in the lease itself. There should be an early termination section. You will most likely have to pay a fee.\n\nI ended my lease early on my apartment last year and had to pay two months' rent. ($1600--ouch!) The contract said I should have to pay three months' rent, but I was able to persuade the landlord to reduce the payment as I was leaving to work at a summer camp for kids in-crisis. If you have a good reason for breaking lease, write a letter requesting they reduce the penalty. The worst they can do is say no.\n\nGood luck with it!
1139501
Find a sublet-er? Ask the lease holder if you can buy your way out?
269202
It depends on your needs.  If you lease and go over the allowed miles you have to pay .25 for each mile over, usually they allow 12,000 miles per year.  At the end of the lease you have no equity in the vehicle if you like it you will need to purchase it.  How ever if you do not drive alot and enjoy getting a new car every 3 years then leasing is for you.
674314
not all leases are for a year. explain the situation...maybe you can sign a month to month lease. also, because he is in the military, there are loopholes that can help you to get out of the lease. this has less to do with section 8 as it has to do with the individual place you move to. just explain your situation. look at it like this. you have waited for a long time and finally it is your turn (i was on the list for almost three years and they dropped me for a reason i'm still not sure of)and it will be nice if for nothing else, to save up some money for a few months. then if and when you move, you will be able to allow someone else to move up on the list. i am sure that most renters, if you explain what is going on with your guy, they will understand. and if you end up breaking you lease, well, as long as you pay the money that is required for breaking it, then you won't have a problem but i doubt it will even come to that...
287215
You have come this far, try and stick it out, for only another two months.. You will not regret it..Good Luck..
56535
You'll have to go by whatever you agreed to in your lease.  Your only other option is to try to talk to the landlord to see if they are willing to make any concessions.  Good luck.
833770
Why not submit your repayment plan with you paying what you can this month, December, Jan & February, but moving out in February at the end of your lease? You'd be dividing the 3 months you owe over the next 3 and a half months...so it would be just less than your monthly rent is if you're on time. \n\nOtherwise you're about to be evicted.
307928
You can get one buy searching at yahoo but I will suggest you looking into a triple net lease...
935772
it really vaies state to state... there really is not limit- as long as ur apartment doesnt have a thing to do with the goverment-- ex- substdized, insured, etc\n\ni livved in denver-- very nice apt-- 3rd floor- fireplace, parking, pool, fitness, heat--- i paid 450 a month- a steal-- the 4rd year went to 875.... nothing could be done  \n\ncheck ur contract---... most cant be raised if u have a 1 year- within that year- unless the ownser occurs very high bills- like oil, eletric..\n\ngood luck
707009
1. Make a budget. I like to use an Excel spreadsheet for this, but you just need to know how much you are willing and able to spend per month including insurance, gas and maintenance (reserve at least $100 ea, $300 total for these per month - more for a gas guzzler or if you have a long commute).\n2.Make an appointment at a local bank or credit union to see how much of a loan you qualify for and see what the monthly payment will be.\n3.Do your research - check the internet for the best deals and reliability ratings, as well as insurance quotes.\n4.Contact the insurer of your choice. You will want to have your agent's name & number at the time of purchase.\n4.Find a reputable dealer. Check with your local better business bureau or get recommendations from a friend. Tell them exactly what you are looking for, but don't appear too eager. Tell them the budget you have set (minus the $300 for maintenance and insurance) and do NOT budge. I did this and it took a while but I stood firm and they finally found me something in my price range. Mine was $300/month, so this shouldn't have been hard, but they will try everything they can to get you to budge an extra $50/month. Stand your ground.\n5.Once you find the one you want, let them know the name and number of your agent. You will need to have insurance before you can drive it off the lot. At least where I live. They will deal with the plates and registration. This is included in the price.\n6.Now be sure to save $100/month for maintenance, even if you don't have any problems. Six months down the road you may have a $600 problem, so it all evens out. It shouuld include oil changes, etc.\n7.Get your oil changed every 5000 miles if it is a little older (before 2000). Every 10000 if it's a newer car. It's best to check your owner's manual for this. Do a 60,000 mile inspection, and get a tune-up once in a while and you'll be in great shape. I learned this the hard way. Maintenance is less costly than an emergency. \nGood luck!
829258
Negotiate with the owner....can you sub-lease it? If that won't work ..........find a way to do something that they will want to kick you out but yet is not mentioned or prohibited in the lease....\n\nPile junk up outside the door, play loud sickening music all day long, get a bunch of strobe lights and flash them all day...something that can't be used to say you broke the lease or did anything wrong......so what, I'm different and like this music with the lights :)\n\n======================
983427
You should talk to your landlord about the possiblility of re-renting your unit yourself and getting out of your lease. I don't think you can add that money to your mortgage.
865745
Sorry to here about your plight, the only thing i can think about is to bite the bullet and sell your car and get a much cheaper one.\nI know it's not much help hope things work out for you.
325595
Try to cut a deal with the landlord.  Maybe find someone to take over the lease.\n\nI did this in Chicago and it worked out fine; I found someone to stay in the apt for the rest of the lease term.  I agreed to split one month with the new tenant, then he paid the rest.  \n\nI "broke" a lease in NYC, mostly b/c the landlord was in serious violation of housing codes, laws, etc.  I tried to be reasonable and deal with the guy, but he would not budge.  I sued him in housing court and left the unit with 3 months on the lease.  He never came after me for the last three months, but he kept my deposit (which he was entitled to do; luckily the rent I withheld was in excess of the deposit, so I came out on top).  Also, he lived outside of the country and coming after me would have been a huge waste of his time.\n\nTry to avoid "breaking" the lease.  It's just a lot of hassle and expense.  Plus, the landlord will keep your deposit, probably charge you for cleaning and repairs, and likely sue.
366147
You need to go back and look at your original lease. Also, if you are on HUD have you renewed your lease annually? Why the new deposit? Where is the last deposit? Your contract is rock solid, read it over and seek legal aid advice, most larger cities have a free legal aid