It may be possible for you to take legal action against your landlord for improper advertising, but mutual legal assistance for this type of lawsuit can be difficult to obtain. For more information, see the Guide to Mutual Legal Assistance. If a tenant has a lease and terminates prematurely or without notice, the tenant will likely be responsible for the rent for the remainder of the rental period or until the unit is relocated, whichever happens first. The lessor is required to strive to re-release the unit in good faith, but in addition, there are no specific requirements for the effort that the owner must invest in re-relocation of the unit. It depends on what`s in the rental agreement. It is not uncommon for cancellation fees to be included in rental agreements. RCW 59.18.310, however, allows the lessor to mitigate the damage caused when the tenant has broken his lease. . . .