Legal advice on Breaking a lease agreement in Wisconsin

My mother was renting an apartment with a fixed term lease ending July 31, 2022. She passed away 12/12/21 and I notified her landlord 12/22/21. I understand that Wis. Stat. 704.165 says that a lease is terminated 60 days after a landlord is notified of a tenant's death, so I believe that I am only liable for rent through 2/20/2022. The lease also had a non-standard rental provision which stated “Lessee will pay actual costs of any advertising expenses incurred due to breach of lease. This includes but is not limited to the leasing, advertising/marketing. Additionally, a flat administrative fee of $1000 to process and enter into a new lease agreement with an alternate party will be charged.” I am wondering if I am still liable for that early termination fee/breach of lease fee given that Wisconsin law is terminating the lease, rather than simply the tenant or tenant’s estate.

I am renting a house for the winter in Wisconsin. I moved from Ohio and after 2 days of moving in and signing the lease i notice it has a rat/mouse infestation. You can hear them in the walls and there are droppings behind everything. Our land lord proceeds to tell us that there is also a wasp infestation but that won't be a bother until spring time. My girlfriend is allergic to both mice and bees. She is now currently ill from the droppings from the mice. When ask if she will get rid of these problem she said we can pick up the wasp and take them out side but we are not allowed to use spray. She also said she would give us live traps for the mice and we can trap them while they are alive and drive them down the road to drop them off. We are not allowed to use poison or traps that can kill mice or wasp. She is an extreme animal rights activist. Can I break my lease? She didn't inform us about any of these infestations until after we moved in.

I have found a sudden mouse infestation in my apartment, landlord was notified and for the past week I have caught a total of 6 mice in my apartment, I have evidence of all of this, and because I am allergic to rodents and have not been able to sleep because of the noise they cause when they are in the traps, I have been staying in hotels. Can I break my lease without penalty? And there were mice on the property last year in my next door neighbor's apartment and I was not notified, if I was, I would have left before renewing the lease.

When I first moved into my apartment everything was fine. Two months into being in my new place I started to see a roach here and there. After the the third month I wrote a work order letting my property managers know that my unit has roaches. They came out and put some brown stuff down in my unit and it didn’t work. Weeks later I put another complaint in after my mother put some stuff down. I still had roaches after that. To make a long story short after coming out 5-7 times the roaches would go away for a few days then slowly come back out. I’ve seen them in my bedroom closet, my kids room, on the bedroom door frames, the walls around my apartment, the medicine cabinet, in the shower, on the side of the refrigerator, crawling around my dishes, on my front do inside and outside the unit. Crawling around on my carpet, on my bathroom sink and kitchen sink, under me while laying in my pillow, the walls in the hallway, on the front door of the building and in the basement. They went away for awhile but like stated above their coming back out. We’ve seen 4 different size roaches from the babies to the real big ones that carry the eggs. I have 2 small children and need help.

I am renting a room in a three bedroom house; my room appears to be a converted porch with windows on three sides (the house is rented as three bedrooms). It does not have any form of heat. The other two bedrooms in the house do have heat. Does my landlord have to supply a space heater/install a heater? Am I able to break my lease and move somewhere else? I live in Wisconsin which is notorious for it's cold winters.

We have a one year old and 2 cats. My landlord says 2.5 years ago she got rid of the roach problem throughout the whole building (there were 4 total building infested). We recently have been seeing baby roaches come from the wood around the flooring in the kitchen. My landlord had the pest guy come twice and he has baited but they are still coming out. We can transfer to a different building through the same real estate company but my landlord says it’s $500 to go to a different building and she doesn’t have anywhere on the property now until December. Can we move or do we have to stay?? Will we be breaking our lease if we leave?

I have a year long lease but wanted to move out. I then found a subletter who moved in before September 1. I was then notified by the landlord that the subletter didn’t pay September rent and is now also past due on their October rent payment. I have moved out of the property and did get my security deposit back when the subletter paid one. I also had my lease reviewed by the Wis. Tenant Resource Center who reviewed my lease and found that it had an illegal clause (states that the landlord is not liable for accidental personal or property damage, even due to landlord negligence) per Wis. Stat. 704.44(4m). Am I able to break my lease without consequence? Ir specifically can I tell my landlord that I am breaking my lease due to the illegal clause and not be liable for the current subletter?

I recently got married and am on housing but my husband does not live with me . He lives in another state bc that is where he was living before we married and he can not break his lease , he has 10 more months of his lease will housing in WI count his income as mines and make me pay more bc we are mairred now?He plans on moving in so we can start our lives together when his lease is up. I had no idea we were going to get married so fast he had everything planned but didnt stop to think how it woukd work with our situation. Help!!

Hey my name Depresha I was wondering if I could lawfully break a lease if they falsely advertised that my apartment had a washer and dryer in the basement and that we only had to pay for electricity and now they switched it to we have to pay for gas too without even letting us know and they didn't have the apartment totally cleaned out

I am wondering if someone could take a landlord to court if they try to evict someone saying the broke a lease agreement(rule) about their pet policy? Because under my lease agreement it says you can have up to (4) pets but does not give you ANY breed restriction. So if the landlord tried to evict someone saying they broke the pet policy and had a breed that they did not like but it was never written in their lease agreement would you be able to take them to court. I've always understood that everything needs to be in a written document to be legal.