Leases, like some rules, seem like a good idea at some point, but there’s often someone just waiting to break one of them. Of course, rules or leases are better broken when you have a good reason. I would call what you have endured a major disruption to your lives. You suffered vandalism (lack of security), insect infestation, broken windows and mold (lack of maintenance), and excessive noise from neighbors (lack of enforcing rental agreements). These are not minor inconveniences. Anyone dealing with these things routinely would be understandably upset and ready to move out. You are not prisoners and may move if it is not livable there. The law allows you, under certain conditions rendering the unit significantly uninhabitable, to vacate and be relieved of the obligation to pay further rent. In this situation, and under certain conditions, the lease could be broken with no penalty, and no minimum notice would be needed.

The best advise is to carefully read over your lease &&&& MOST importantly – CALL YOUR LANDLORD!!! You do not want to be considered a “skip”.

Your best option would be to call your Landlord, talk about it and if he still doesn’t agree or takes action about your complaints negotiate an early termination of the lease with the landlord. Many landlords have a policy regarding early termination that involves a fee to cover the costs of lost rent.

Before that you may secure supportive media to help you with the complaint about the place. Those can be a photo or a video. These will be very beneficial in supporting your complaint.

You may as well visit this site http://www.rentalprotectionagency.com/complaint_center.php to help you with your complaint.

I wish my comment helps you with the issues you are facing right now.