I fucked up. Green text story short I signed a lease and forgot about and found a better place and never moved in to the original lease I signed. It would be okay if I could break the lease via payment but the only way to break the lease is to find a replacement tenant and given that:
a) The tenant would have to share a 4 bed 4 bath unit with 3 other people
b) It's summer and this college town is dead plus summer classes have already started
I can't find a replacement tenant.
I asked the employees there what they would do if I signed my lease but didn't move in and didn't pay rent, the only thing it would effect is my credit score.
This is my first year in college and I have no credit cards or loans. I have no intent to use credit score to get a house because I don't believe in debt and loans and it's possible to get a house in the future without a credit score. However I'm worred how much this will affect my future leases and finding a place to live while in college.
Tl;dr
Should I bite the bullet on this or should I work out an agreement. If it helps I may not be legally living in the country when I get out of college as in I'll be volunteering in other countries. That being said does your credit score reset if you live in another country for a certain amount of time?
>>17285814
Bump
How long of a lease did you sign up for?
>>17285814
>I don't believe in debt and loans and it's possible to get a house in the future without a credit score.
If you forgot that you signed a lease, you are too stupid to ever have enough cash to buy a home without a loan. Some potential employers will also look at your credit history before making a hiring decision.
>>17286079
I'm not going to tell you the long story but I requested a sign lease 3 times before they finally sent me proof I signed a lease the previous 3 times was them sending me empty lease agreements with not a single signature on them. It was an E signature as well. Sorry I'm stupid for not believing in a debt based system. I don't really care about that because foreign language + field experience probably means a lot more. There's also a chance I may not come back to the states.
>>17286046
12 months but I did do a renewal.
>>17286227
The renewal made it 12 months in total sorry.