My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Colorado
I am in a mo to mo w/ 60 days notice lease with 3 other people. When I moved in I was led to believe that I could leave with 60 days notice. On October 27th I let my roommates know that I was planning to move out. At the same time I also alerted the property management company. I told them that I was trying to find a new tenant, but this should be considered my 60 days notice.
About a week later the property management company responded to my email saying that I alone could not give 60 days notice, that everyone on the lease has to give 60 days notice at the same time. So basically as long as the other tenants want to live there I'm stuck paying until we someone new and amend the lease.
I have already moved out, but have still been showing the room/house to people. The current tenants are being very picky, but doing little to find someone they like. There is also flood damage to the room that has been there since May. The property management company is really dragging their feet on the repair and it's not helping us find a new tenant.
Last week I explained to my roommates that the property management company is not letting me give 60 days notice, and that after December I will no longer be able to afford pay rent there. Surprisingly they took it very well and were talking optimistically about finding someone.
My rent is payed through an ACH from my bank account. What would be the worst case scenario if I called my bank and asked them to stop payment? Should I pay this coming months rent (the 2nd 30 days) or should I tell them they will have to recover it from my security deposit? Am I best off paying this coming month and crossing my fingers that we find someone? There is no way I will be able to pay after this coming month, and I would hate to lose 2 months of rent and my security deposit.

