Early Move-Out Policy

Option #1: Pay the Rental Agreement Buy-Out

• Give the Landlord at least thirty (30) days written notice
• Pay the Rental Agreement Buy-Out amount equal to two (2) month’s rent at the time of giving notice
• Follow the instructions in the Move-Out Packet
• Deposit will be refunded as outlined in the lease and Move-Out Packet up to 30 days after the payment of the Buy-Out
• Tenant is release fully from the Rental Agreement and any obligations under said agreement

This option allows the tenant to move out without penalties or collections for the remainder of the Rental Agreement. Works best for Tenants with 3 or more months left on their Rental Agreement.

Option #2: The “Re-Rental Program”

• Give the Landlord at least thirty (30) days written notice
• With this option the Tenant pays an additional one (1) month rent to enroll in this program. The Tenant continues to pay rent and Utilities until a qualified applicant signs and begins a new Rental Agreement. The following rules apply:
• The property and lease terms are listed for rent on the property manager’s website. You can also advertise it and should cooperate with showings. Understand that you are only showing the unit and all questions should be directed to your property manager.
• Tenant agrees to follow the instructions in the Move-Out Packet. It is important that the Tenant leaves the property in excellent condition for it to Rent quickly. The Tenant agrees to pay for necessary work as outlined in the Move-out Packet.
• Tenant continues to pay rent and utilities until a qualified applicant takes possession (there may be a 3-4 day turnaround period between tenants that you will be responsible for).

This option works best for Tenants who need to move 3 or more months early and would like to have the possibility of receiving a pro-rated amount back from the Landlord in case a new Tenant takes possession of the property and the original tenant had already paid rent for the same period. For example, Tenant paid rent through May, Landlord finds a new tenant to move in May 15th. Old tenant would receive credit for half of May.

Option #3: Continue to pay rent until your lease ends

• Give the Landlord at least Sixty (60) days written notice
• The Tenant can move out but continues to paying rent, utilities, and follows the terms of the lease until the end date.
• Tenant agrees to follow the instructions in the Move-Out Packet. It is important that the Tenant leaves the property in excellent condition for it to Rent quickly. The Tenant agrees to pay for necessary work as outlined in the Move-out Packet.
• Tenant continues to pay rent and utilities until a qualified applicant takes possession (there may be a 3-4 day turnaround period between tenants that you will be responsible for)

This option works best for Tenants who need to move a month or two early.