<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

My roommate, Amanda, and I lived alone together in this apartment complex last year. Towards the end of our lease, we found out that Amanda's girlfriend was stealing packages from the building's main lobby. They did an inspection of our apartment and, since we weren't prepared, they found that it too messy and also found our weed. We got an email saying that because we were planning on moving once our lease was up, they weren't going to issue an eviction based on all the wrongdoings above. 

Because we found this out so late, and couldn't find another place to live in time that was anywhere near our college, we tried reapplying to this complex (it's across the street from the school). Amazingly, we got accepted. 
  
This year, we got two additional roommates and moved to a new building. A few days ago we got a call from the leasing office saying that us being allowed back in was a mistake on their part, and that they would be watching us extra closely and would not offer us any second chances this time around if we stepped out of line. So now our concern is that because we are being singled out, they will find any excuse to evict us. 

In any case we are going to let our roommates know about the situation, but we want to have a plan before we talk to them about it. 

Would the right thing be to find people to take our place and move out so as not to put our roommates in danger? Is the danger not as bad as we're making it out to be? Would they have to issue us a warning first or could they just do what they want at their own discretion?

Or should we just be careful and hope that we don't get caught for something minor and risk eviction and all the negative things that come along with it? Is it fair to ask our roommates to take that risk because of us?
<bot>: Apartment doesn't want us here, should we leave before they kick us out or just be careful. We need advice.