πŸ”‘ LeaseBreaker
Lease-break rights, in plain English

Can you break your lease early? Find out what it'll actually cost.

Landlords demand $8,000–$15,000 in remaining rent when the law says otherwise. Answer four questions β€” we'll check your state's real rules.

31states with strong tenant protections
4states with no duty to re-rent
$39to find out if you really owe $8,000

Free: what are my exits?

Four questions. Your state's protected exits, your landlord's duty to re-rent, and an honest cost number.

How it works

1Check free. Four questions. We run your reason against your state's statutes β€” protected exits, mitigation duty, notice rules.
2Get the real number. Not what your landlord claims β€” what the law actually supports, with the honest bad-news cases included.
3Act with the kit β€” $39. Notice letter generator, negotiation script, state law cheat sheet. One payment, everything unlocked.

The $39 Lease-Break Kit

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πŸ“Notice letter generator

Your state, your exit reason, the right statute and notice period β€” a copy-ready letter.

Included in the $39 kit

🀝Negotiation script

What to say to your landlord when you have no legal exit. Cash-for-keys math, what to get in writing.

Included in the $39 kit

βœ…Exit checklist

State-specific steps and timeline so you don't miss the notice window or lose your deposit.

Included in the $39 kit

πŸ“‹State law cheat sheet

Your state's rules on one page: mitigation duty, protected exits, notice periods, fee bans.

Included in the $39 kit
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One-time payment. No subscription. Not legal advice.

Guides

The landlord's duty to re-rent

What mitigation means, the states with no duty, and how it cuts what you owe.

Breaking a lease for military service

SCRA rights: who qualifies, the notice, what it actually costs.

Leaving safely: domestic violence exits

State statutes, what documentation qualifies, handled with care.

No legal exit? Negotiate.

Buyout math, cash-for-keys, and what to get in writing.

Not legal advice. This page is general information about landlord-tenant law, not advice about your situation. Laws change and procedures vary by county. For advice about your lease, consult a licensed attorney in your state β€” many legal aid offices help renters free.
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