<human>: Myself and a friend are currently subleasing an apartment. We only have one week on the sublease left but have been having some disagreements throughout our stay and I just want to know where we stand. I do not necessarily want to take any legal action, but again, any info on who is in the right / wrong would be much appreciated.

I could go into great detail about these issues in the comments if needed but I figured I would get to the point to start with. We have had issues with our landlord entered our apartment without notice, with very little notice, and sometimes notice weeks in advance and without a reminder. He has gotten upset over the cleanliness of the apartment (we clean the apartment once a week and he still has found things to get upset over) and has said that we must from now on keep the apartment to his specifications at all times in order to show the apartment when he wants to. He is also very condescending and has made several remarks about having to live paycheck to paycheck despite us being in college and only working paid internships while paying rent on time every month as well as tuition.

**Lastly, and most concerning**, is that we have just found out that the apartment complex he is renting from does not allow sublets. He listed his apartment online, had us sign a lease, and entered into a business agreement and did not mention this to us at all. He hasn't notified his neighbors or the leasing office and does this on a regular basis. He has even gone so far as to say do not get mail or packages delivered to avoid suspicion / "unwanted questions"  What does this mean for our lease and our position as his "tenets" right now? Is he exempt from following the lease we signed? are we exempt? What would happen if we brought this to the attention of the leasing office? Should we?

Again we only have one week left and just want to be done with this guy. Being in college I am not about to get anything that would possibly result in a huge loss in money but I'd like to get some sort of opinion just in case.

Thanks so much!

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<bot>: Signed a sublease with a guy whose apartment complex does not allow subleases and has also broken his own lease several times.