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The last we knew was the landlord said he would 'let us out of the lease'. The agent was contacted and was to draft the addendum stating we were out of the lease and all monies were to be returned. Next thing I knew there was no addendum and we were locked out of the place.

We never moved any property into the condo. All that was in there was some of the paint we were using to paint the walls in attempt to cover the odor, some cleaning supplies, and various painting tools we had purchased ourselves.

In the limited amount of time spent in the unit doing our own cleaning, my roommate has begun to couch up a mucus. We have taken photos of this. I would think that this would easily make the place uninhabitable and a safety issue. Here are multiple cases involving judgements for the tenant...

This is something I found online. and this.... Both would seem to apply here. Thoughts?

A friend and I found a place to rent that we liked but it smelled like smoke due to the current tenant (and owner) being a smoker. We spoke about the issue and how my roommate was allergic and spoke about how to remove it and were hopeful that by our move-in date that the smell would be gone...