Confer with your medical doctor support your claim of attacks

No one can render an opinion till entire executed lease is reviewed on behalf of property owner and yourself. Have you approached owner yet for issues?

Both parties are governed by terms and conditions.

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Hi Susan- I think there is nothing in your lease agreement that would give you this easy "out"- but maybe you should just call your landlord and see what you can work out. Maybe offer him to pay the next 2 months of rent- and he allows you to break the lease with no other repercussions. If I was the landlord and I thought I could rent it out again within 2 months, I would do that no big problem...

Thanks and good luck,

Ken L.
PS- I am a landlord and this is just my 2 cents...

Hi Susan,

To properly answer this question would require a review of your lease agreement. That said, there may not be an "out" built into the agreement as it was written by the landlord, not you. You may want to talk to the landlord and explain the situation bu not before you discover what is causing the attacks first. If there is an uncorrectable health issue with the property it might be the leverage you need for your escape.

Ray Cardoza
Swansea, Ma
Keller Williams Realty
508-558-9619
RCardoza@KW.com http://www.BristolCountyRentals.com