<prompt> Human: Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but Im looking for help with an issue with our lease. Also I am on mobile so I apologize in advance if the formatting is bad. My girlfriend and I signed a 13 month lease for an apartment without seeing the actual unit. I know its not a good idea to do that. However, they couldnt show them with the tenants still living there, and are in such high demand that if you wait too long you will miss out. Anyway, we signed for a unit on the second floor. We saw a similar 2nd floor unit, and liked the layout. It has nice vaulted ceilings that make it appear much bigger. I have it in writing multiple emails assuring us that the unit on the lease is on the second floor and is the exact same floor plan that we previously saw. Come to find out that there was a mistake, and the unit on the lease is actually on the first floor. It is smaller and does not have the vaulted ceilings we wanted. We havent seen this floor plan, and are worried that we wont like it as much as the second floor unit. Our options:1. Suck it up and live in the first floor unit. 2. Break the lease and lose our deposit 250 and application fee 170. Then wait until a new second floor unit becomes available. This could take a few months. 3. Talk to the manager and try to work something out. Some more details if this helps:Rent: 1430 per month - same for both apartments Location: Southern CTMove in date: August 14We are recent college grads currently living with our parents. Income: 72k combinedI am looking for advice on what to do. I want to talk to the manager, but Im not sure what can be done since our signatures are on the lease already. Assistant: I would definitely not move in somewhere to save 430 dollars. I know it might seem like a lot of money now, but in the grand scheme of things youll be much happier losing that money and finding a nice place. These people sound shady and I wouldnt want to rent from them. Did you not read the lease? I am confused how you signed it and only realized after. Human: Yeah I cant tell if it was intentional or if it was an honest mistake. The lease says unit 7. We asked if unit 7 was 2nd floor before we signed. They said yes, so we signed it. A few days later they told us they made a mistake and it was actual on the first floor  <response>: did you ask about unit 7 being a second floor in writing like an email or text or in perso 