Consult a good local tenants lawyer and have him or her look into it. No one can help here on line. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree; retain a local tenants attorney and send a '7 day letter' to terminate the Lease or sue for breach. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree, it's a "maybe." I can say that "subletting" does NOTHING to get you out of a lease. Sounds like the person in the unit is a trespasser....

No way to know for sure here on line; someone needs to review your Lease, the facts, and speak with your landlord to get their side of the story....

Ahhh...the dreaded "quit claim" deed. A more worthless pice of crap I haven't seen. The key here is the state of the TITLE, not the seller's deed....

I agree. Duplicate question. See my prior answer. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree with my colleague, and will add only 1) do NOT use a quit claim deed; and 2) retain a LAWYER to prepare the deed. Hope this helps. gsg

The term "roommate" is NOT a legal term of art, and is ambiguous. Are you a CO-TENANT with her on a LEASE with her - to the property owner? And...

No way to tell that here on line, sorry. it depends on the Lease terms (which we can't review here on line), the PHYSICAL damages to the unit per...

If this is a month-to-month lease, the landlord must give written notice of termination (NO texts or email, or verbal), and the notice has to be...