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Sorry if this is the wrong subreddit, it was the best option I could think of. 

Back story: girlfriend and I are moving out of our current apartment into a 10 year old townhome. 

We are suppose to move into the townhome tomorrow and we only got to do the walk through of the property today. The carpet is I'm assuming the original that was installed when built. It's destroyed, there are giant patches of torn up carpet, stains everywhere and it's wrinkling. There are holes in the walls and the plumbing is leaking, as well as a toilet that literally rocks if you sit on it. This townhome is not cheap and we were expecting all these issues to be fixed before we moved in. 

My question: we will be voicing our concerns of the current state of the place to the landlord tomorrow morning and we hope that he will have them fixed. Realistically though I don't see him doing that. If we decide that the townhome is in no condition for us to live in, do we have any legal backing to break our lease and have all of our money returned to us? We live in Colorado if that helps. I really hope Reddit can help us.
<bot>: Walk through of place I'm moving into tomorrow revealed massive property damage leftover from previous tenant. Can we decide to not move in and get our money back even if we signed the lease?