A lease is usually a contract in which state it will occupy for a specified period of time for a specific amount of money.
They are used to provide the landlord with the knowledge that you have a steady cash flow from your property. It also allows the tenant peace of mind that can not be forced to move in that amount of time.
All that being said, paid money to sign the lease?
Have you made a deposit or paid money for something related to this property? You may be able to cancel the lease based on the fact that no money changed hands. If you give money, which consummated the deal.
Please read your Lease
Read your lease. It will tell you what can or can not do. Contact the owner to see if they are open to keep out of the agreement, or the penalties to be paid for breaking his contract. Think twice the next time you sign a contract.
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No, no. No problem if the owner has to go to work. If your contract has an early termination clause, pay the fees as shown and move. Or talk to the owner to know whether he will be sublet. If so, find a suitable sub and moving lyrics.
In most states, in a sense, yes. You will probably lose your deposit. The landlord has a duty to mitigate its damages (loss of income). If your contract is for 12 months and have to relocate six months in the lease, the LL should make a concerted effort to rent the unit.
They can not sit on their laurels and collect rent for the next 6 months. However, the transfer must be within a reasonable distance. Relocating to the other side of town is not enough. Moving to a neighboring town may not be near enough either. Check with your local landlord tenant advocates to see what the conditions. If you're in the military, there may be laws written specifically for that situation.
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