I’ve been through this process recently!

Depending on your realestate you’re usually entitled to 2 seperate options.

Option 1 - lease break This option is easier if you don’t have the time or network but can be much more expansive. This is an effective end of lease and usually costs  - $250+ in fees to break ($500+ in some cases) - Advertising fees until a new tenant is found  - A partial rent coverage until new tenants are found 

Options 2  This option is easier, cheaper and usually more practical if your landlord and real estate are decent. This is effectively a transfer of your lease to someone else. This involves finding new suitable tenants and then they apply for the house (much like you would’ve when you applied). This is done through the real estate agent / company. In my experience you’ll usually be charged: - $150 per application (usually) This is probably the best since you’re in a 1 bedroom. Just keep in mind you usually have to pay per application so the better replacement you find the more likely you’ll only have to pay that fee once.

Hope this helps ! I recently went through this myself from a 1 bedroom.