Not likely. A lease agreement is a signed contract for rental.

Unless ALL of the people are approved by the LL on the same lease - its a fair bet the problem here is unauthorized "roommates" not your employment...

You don't because you can't. Room mate is a contracting party and entitled to enforce the contract. Unless the room mate provided written...

Impossible to tell because your post in incomprehensible. Try posting a coherent question and providing actual facts if you want a proper response.

Seriously? This evokes a post for "help!"? If so, then you need to remove yourself from all internet interaction, because you are far too foolish,...

This is YOUR responsibility to accomplish not the LL's. The LL has no obligation to allow you to swap out or sublet to a new tenant as they are...

If are a "nurse" as you claim, then you should be able to afford a traditional apartment to rent or at least a better hotel if its for temporary...

No way to tell as every creditor and collection lawyers policies are different and they can accept or refuse settlement payments as they like. That...

Mr. Kaufman beat me to it - you ask a convoluted question because if the daughter is not on the lease she is renting NOTHING. She is but a guest of...

And? What is your question? Hopefully, you have sense enough to not ask strangers who know nothing of what you are doing whether its "OK" or the...