How to include an early release clause into a lease agreement

Are you about to sign a lease for a new place? If you are a renter you know how strong a rental agreement is and how difficult it is to get out of it. So when you have the rental agreement in front of you take an extra second and think if you realistically will be able to live in the same apartment for a few years. The solution is simple, include an early release clause, which states what happens if the tenant plans on breaking the lease. The consequences can be anything from 2 months' rent to forfeiting of the security deposit. This all may sound like a lot, but remember you are getting out of a legally binding contract. Watch this video tutorial and learn how to include an early release clause into a lease agreement.