#subletting

Yes and yes. Sorry honey.

If you can, try to get a roommate to lessen the financial burden of your current lease. Or, try to sublet your current home so you're not breaking the lease.

Good luck, kitten! We're rooting for you.

{ MASTERPOST } Everything You Need To Know About Living Independently for the First Time 

Season 2, Episode 5: “What Do I Need to Know about Moving into My First Apartment?” 

- Scroll Thru This Blog. It is common knowledge that i have only positive experiences with Roommates .

- im Nice and genuine

- im Funny

- Im like a Rat so You’LL never Know If Im In The Apartment Or Not Lmao. Basically Im Quiet

- I Keep to Myself and oNly Use MY Stuff. #Boundaries

- iM Not a Klepto .

- Im Like On The Edge Of Broke And Surviving Paycheck To Paycheck Lol

- im Lowkey Chopped So You Dont Have To Worry About Me Bringing In Men To Fuck

- Asexual So I Dont Fuck

- Im Lowkey Anti Social In The Least Mentally Ill Way So I Wont Throw Parties Or Gatherings . (True)

- Basically Im Like The perfect guy is what im saying

- I Dont Drink or Smoke

- Or Fap (No Toys, etc)

- Usually Out The House Most Of The Day Just Fucking Around And Only Come Home Late In The Evening (Frolicking + Getting My Steps in, etc)

- Im Literally A Shell Of a Human Being ?

“I put through all the paperwork for my roommates, but then at the last second they pulled a 180 on us and said I had to be on the lease because on of the girls is international. We literally had two days before classes started and no time to look elsewhere so I signed. Then I tried to cancel my student housing assignment and found out there was a deadline to do it and now they won’t let me out of my contract. I’m now paying for an apartment out of pocket and paying for housing through my student loans. I’ve contacted and appealed to the housing department but they said I don’t demonstrate any financial changes that would prevent me from living on campus despite the fact that its $2000 more expensive than my apartment per semester. I can’t afford both of these places but now am contractually obligated to pay for both. Do you know any possible way I can get out of this? (3 of 3)”

Ugh that is awful!! I’m surprised there’s no way to get out of the housing agreement with the school. If you really can’t appeal the housing department, I would say that you have a few options:

1. Break your lease and leave your roommates to find another roommate. Live on campus. (not a good option)

2. Find a subletter! Someone who can rent your room in the apartment from you, and pay you, while you’re still on the lease. Live on campus. (great option!!)

3. Find another roommate for your apartment and somehow transfer the lease to their name. Live on campus. (not sure if possible)

4. Fight tooth and nail to break the on-campus contract, like get a lawyer involved. Live in apartment. (might be hard)