If you want to end your lease early and move out, you need to send your landlord a letter. The letter should tell your landlord your plan to move out and include a detailed description of the issue and the date you plan to end your lease and move out. Your landlord will then have 14 days to fix the appliance issue. If they do not fix the issue within 14 days, you can end your lease early and move out.
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