She broke the contract by subletting and therefore has to face the consequences.

But, that's the consequence.  

Anyone know if there is any consequences of renting out the unpermitted unit?

No matter the weather situation the product has to be unload from the trailer's by the end of the day, or consequences occur.

and what can i do to get this person out of my life already. sorry for the big rant here but at this point im at a loss. seems like the system in Connecticut is solely working for the tenant no matter the consequences... if any one has any pointers feel free to reach out to me. my number is 2034249978thank you all

Lease does not specify a fee or consequences for a pet.

The law of unintended consequences is going to sting in this case, I have a feeling.Chad

In this case I wouldn't be uncomfortable with this at all except to make sure it doesn't have tax consequences like somebody else mentioned and to make sure that you're following state law on whether or not you need to put the money in a separate account and take one month out at a time or if you can just take the whole amount at once.

Like I said I am a pet owner and that choice comes with consequences.

If they want to fight it, offer to "settle" with them for the amount of the rent they didn't collect.I'd do it just to make a point that they can't get away with just dropping the ball like that without a consequence.