Tenants also
have their responsibilities and one of which is to inform their landlords about
whether they like to renew the contract or wait for it to end and then move
out. It is always a respectful gesture to give your landlord a formal notice
when you want to leave the apartment. Now that your contract is ending, give at
least 30 days of notice or utmost 60 days of notice. This is why
you need to write a moving out letter to explain your reasons of moving out. It
is through the letter that you will discuss when you are leaving and what
preparations you are going to do in moving out. It should be done so that your
landlord will have the time to look for a new tenant and clean the place for
the next occupant. Everything
should be done accordingly. If possible you can attach the inventory sheet of
the furnished you were allowed to use to the letter so that it will serve as a
reference that everything is returned and there will be no reason for the
landlord to run after you. It is always a good feeling to move out in good
terms with your former landlord and if you have been served well, you can even
provide recommendations, too.
Posted on 05 Feb 2010 and under Removals category.