Legal landlord/tenent question?

Question

I currently live in an apartment with two roommates. They are on the lease and I am not. The state is FL. I want to move out due to circumstances that made the apartment unbearable to live in. There is animal feces in the apartment in common areas constantly. Theres is trash across the floors of the common areas. My roommates have given me written statements cussing me out. My roommates have waken me up at undecent times of the night to return my items that were in common areas (plates and utensils). I have verbally told them to clean up these incidents many times. I have all the incidences documented with pictures and notes. Also, the roommates are in non compliance with the apartment complex by only documenting 2 out of the 5 animals they own in the house, and my bring illegal drugs into the house, and have underage drinking in the house constantly. Can I vacate the premises? and if so do I have to give notice? Im afraid notice will only envoke further incidences. ????

Answer 1

If you are not on the lease then you are just a guest. Pack up your things and leave. You have no obligations. Of course you don't have to give notice because you aren't on the lease.

Answer 2

If you are not on the lease, then you should just pack your things and go.... You aren't responsible for any damages to the place or filth.. You don't own any of the animals do you? I would however, repair/replace anything that you feel you damaged/ruined and move on... I would leave a note as notice AFTER you move all your things.. good luck

Answer 3

If you are not listed as a tenant on the lease then you are not obligated in any way to stay there. If the living arrangements are this bad, I would leave immediately that sounds disgusting.

Answer 4

Try to move everything out when you know they won't be there. They might try to give you some trouble.
Good luck.