<human>: I live with three other people. I signed a myriad of paperwork, name changes/addendum, etc. to move in this past summer. The lease was for a year. After a few months of living and attempting compromise, I have come to realize I cannot live in this house anymore. Roommates have pets in the house (they are supposed to pay a fee, but lied to the leasing agency and kept them anyway) that urinate all over the place and refuse to clean it up, among other "petty", gross habits they have. Not only is the house a disgusting hole to live in, I am surprised if it is even up to code (bathrooms have no working ventilation systems, no windows), mold in bathrooms, etc.

I contacted the rental agency so I could get a copy of my lease to read over it and see if there was anyway I could get out of it. It was at this point that they let me know that they have absolutely no record of me living in the house, aside from a credit check they ran on me. Furthermore, they said that they never even received a lease renewal form for anyone else for this year. My roommate claims to have handed in the paperwork over the summer and this is the first time I am hearing anything of this.

My question is: what can I do in this situation? Apparently, I am not on the lease. I have no clue where the paperwork I signed to put my name on the lease or my copy of the lease is. My roommate said she turned it in (and they ran the credit check, so they must have had something), but the leasing agency still has the previous tenants on the lease. Can I use this to my advantage and move out after I find another place? If I did this, could someone come back to me asking for money? I just want to find out what my options are.

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<bot>: Looking to move out, find out current leasing agency has no record of me even living in my house. What can I do?