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[{"id": "hs57cbx", "text": "It means what you think it means. \n\nStop doing whatever is pissing off the landlord.\n\n(Landlords don't like to release....*think* for 3 seconds dooooood).", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hs57gpf", "text": "Depends what your lease says.  Get a lawyer.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hs57h6h", "text": "The answer to this can vary, and I\u2019d recommend speaking to a real estate attorney on the matter for more information depending on the severity of your situation. \n\nWith that said, and based on the context you provided, most of this should be outlined in your lease, including: Consequences to early termination regarding rent, the deposit, as well as permitted use of the space. \n\nIf events aren\u2019t allowed in the space per the lease, and it constitutes a default on your behalf as tenant, my guess is that you\u2019d still be liable for the remaining rent payments, and would have to forfeit the deposit to cover these outstanding rent payments. \n\nThere\u2019s a lot of variables when it comes to commercial leases so it can be difficult to determine all of this based on the context given. Hope this helps to some degree.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hs57sj7", "text": "A lease is a legal contract that governs your relationship with the landlord. Read your lease and find out the circumstances under which he can terminate your lease.  It should also tell you how much notice he has to give you and who pays what to whom.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hs58ups", "text": "Looking t your Instagram I don\u2019t blame the landlord - you\u2019re throwing ragers in a commercial space. The LL has a liability if someone gets hurt; unless your lease says you can use the space for events you\u2019re probably in violation. \n\nAnyways good luck, you should read the section in your lease on LL remedies for a T default. My guess is that it accelerates all rent due if they terminate your lease for cause but who knows.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]