Move Out Information

Early Terminating

When determining if Breaking Lease is  going to work for you, we would definitely recommend looking at your lease You can view your lease on your tenant portal.  You will want to take a look at Section 2.5 under “Policies and Procedures” for details:

2.5 EARLY TERMINATION BY TENANT / LANDLORD

Provided Resident is not in default hereunder at the time of giving notice, has strictly complied with all of the provisions of this Agreement, is current with all fees due Management, Resident may terminate this Lease before the expiration date by: (1) giving Management at least

sixty (60) days written notice sent by email, or registered mail, return receipt requested; plus, (2) paying an amount equal to 2 months rent for early termination; plus, (3) return the Premises in clean and ready to rent condition; plus, (4) The foregoing shall not relieve Resident of his/her responsibilities and obligations regarding any damages to Premises. No prorating will be given for percentage of lease term completed by Resident. (b) If Resident vacates the Premises before the Anniversary Date, and fails to follow the Early Termination clause precisely as stated above, this shall be called an abandonment, Resident will be in default of their Lease and damages will include all expenses incurred by the owner, and/or Management, to get the Premise reoccupied, (or to the next Anniversary Date of the lease) including, but not limited to, lost rent to day of reoccupation, utilities and lawn care during vacancy, to re-rent the Premises, plus property/physical damages from the move-out inspection. Management will aggressively attempt to re-rent the Premises so as to limit damages and Resident will be responsible for the exact costs incurred as a result of Residents abandoning the Premises.