Renewing or Moving Out

As your lease term nears its end, you'll need to decide whether to renew or move out. This section provides guidance on renewing your lease, properly notifying your landlord of your move-out plans, and preparing for the end-of-lease cleaning to ensure a smooth transition.
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Renewing Your Lease

  • Review Terms: Examine your current lease terms and decide if they still meet your needs.
  • Negotiate Changes: Discuss any desired changes to the lease with your landlord, such as rent adjustments or upgrades.
  • Submit Renewal Notice: Provide written notice of your intent to renew before the lease expires.
  • Sign New Agreement: Review and sign the updated lease agreement, ensuring all terms are clear.
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Giving Notice to Move Out

  • Check Notice Period: Review your lease agreement for the required notice period for moving out.
  • Write a Formal Notice: Submit a written notice to your landlord indicating your move-out date.
  • Confirm Receipt: Ensure your landlord receives and acknowledges your notice.
  • Prepare for Inspection: Schedule a final inspection with your landlord to address any potential issues.

End-of-Lease Cleaning Tips

  • Clean Thoroughly: Clean all areas of the property, including floors, walls, and appliances.
  • Repair Damage: Fix any minor damages or wear-and-tear issues.
  • Remove Personal Items: Ensure all personal belongings are removed from the property.
  • Leave the Keys: Return all keys and access cards to your landlord or property manager.
  • Document Condition: Take photos of the cleaned property for your records and as proof of the property’s condition.
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