<prompt> Human: Hello, I am new here and need some help. I moved into my apartment in June 2015 for school. I knew I would be living in this apartment from June 2015 to June 2018. I renew my lease every 12 months. Prior to moving here I came and checked out the apartment to pick the layout I wanted. After I left, I signed the lease thinking I was getting the layout I chose The lease agreement does NOT have a description of the layout. When I returned to move in, the apartment was a different layout than we had agreed on. I went and spoke to the office manager and she said that they messed up and there is nothing they can do at the moment but would transfer me to a new apartment in three months. I agreed and was transferred three months later. However, when they transferred me to the new apartment, they had me sign a new lease agreement, my first mistake. The new lease cycle was 12 months September 2015 to September 2016. The following year I renewed my lease for 12 months again but when it came time to sign the final lease, I knew I was moving out in june so I need a 9 month lease. They offered 1152 per month. I thought it was high since the rate was at 960 and they usually only raise the rate 20. I refused to sign the lease for that rate because the reason I was in this mess was because of their mistake when they gave me the wrong layout. If that did not happen, I would have signed 3 12-month leases without any issues. I asked to speak to the manager who was hesitant in helping me so I asked to speak with her supervisor. The supervisor agreed that I could sign an 8-month lease I needed a 9-month lease for the rate of 1001 but for the final month I would have to pay month to month. She said that its usually the same rate and overall i would be saving in the long run my second mistake. I agreed and signed the lease. My lease is ending in May and I wont be leaving until June. They recently sent an email with the month to month rate of 2054 more than double my usual monthly rate. I know that there were things I could have done better, but what options do I have since the original mistake occurred on their end? Thank you.  <response>: There was no mistake on their part that led to this.Your options are:1 Negotiate2 Pay3 Move 