how to write a letter to your landlord that your moving?
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I just moved two weeks ago.  About a month ago I sent them a letter that went something like this.\n\nTo whom it may concern,\n\nAt the end of this month we(I put we since I am married) will become the home owners.  Due to these circumstances we will no longer need to rent.  We will be moving in two weeks and shall turn in our keys at that time.\nSincerly,\nOur names.\n\nBut all you really need to do is say that you are leaving and when your last month will be.  You usually need to give them a month's notice so that you will get all your deposit back and won't have to pay another month's rent.\n\nAfter writing the letter, you can mail it or give it to them in person.
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Name Of Landlord,                                      (date in top right corner)\n\nfor reasons previously discussed, i would like a refund of my rent immediately.  if i do not hear from you (by such and such a date), i will assume you prefer to take this matter to small claims court, and will be filing shortly.  please let me know if there might be an avenue you might not have discussed with me that could possibly settle our differences as this is a last resort.  \n\n                                              (Your Name)\n\n\nlittle colder body of letter:\n\n(replace first body of letter with this one if desired)\nI'd like to take this final opportunity to ask you for rent to be paid back to me for reasons already discussed.  in 24 hours if i do not hear from you or receive a check, i will be filing in small claims court as i believe you wrongfully (place reason here, could be reason such as "let living conditions become unacceptable", "harassed me previously", "maliciously took and kept things from my place of living" any of these are good reasons.) for this (or these) reasons, i wish to end our landlord tenant relationship and collect what i believe is mine.  please respond as soon as possible.\n\n\na lawyer is a much better person to talk to about this, as i am not responsible for any and all outcomes these letters might bring, good or bad.
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it really depends on your lease, mine has a job transfer clasue, yours might too.  or keep your fingers crossed your landlords are nice people.
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You moved. Every time you move you must fill out a Change of Address Card with the Post Office to continue getting your mail. Otherwise the mail gets sent back to the sender. So, do two things: go on line to \nhttps://moversguide.usps.com/?referral=USPS\nand fill out your change of address. \n\nThen directly notify  the party you get those letters from and let them know your new address. If they have a website you can contact them on line.
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Send your manager a certified letter more than 30 days prior to your lease expiring.  I've had a few business writing courses so I thought it would be fun to type you up a sample.  I hope this helps!\n\n(Date)\n\nDear (Apartment Manager’s Name):\n\nMy lease on Apartment #__ expires on (date).  According to section ___ in our lease agreement, I am to give you thirty days notice that I will not be renewing my lease.  Please consider this letter to be notice that I will not be renewing my lease.  I have enjoyed my stay here at (name of apartment complex).  I will be completely moved out and will have finished cleaning the apartment by (the last day of your lease).  I will call you a week prior to that time to make an appointment to return my keys, walk through the unit, and receive my security deposit.\n\nIf you have any questions or need to speak with me please call me at (123) 456-7890.\n\nSincerely,\n\n(Name)\nApartment #__
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do the classes, that's a job\n\nfind a different place, maybe your landlords insurance wont allow this and they didn't know when they first said it was ok.  You should mention what you want to do before you rent the new place, or try to buy a place.
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They'll mail it to your apartment. A lot of apartments will accept "oversized" mail for you. You can always check with them.
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have your dein write the letter and go to your bank or a legal noterizer and get it done.
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This is not a simple question - if you live in the USA, especially. There are laws that cover Security Deposits and Fair Housing Guidelines and to ensure that you have no problems in the future, you need to comply with the Fair Housing law(s) of your State\n\nBoth Landlor and Tenants have rights under this law.\n\nYour tenant, for example, has the right to request/expect (and should be done) that the landlord conduct a walk-through of the rental unit time (1 or 2 weeks, depends on your laws and contract) prior to the official termination of the tenancy contract.  It is thru the walk-thru that you tell the renter if you will withhold any of his/her deposit  if repairs or cleaning are not performed by tenant.  After removing all personal property, the tenant can again request a final walk-thru wiht the landor to ensure thatll obligations have been fulfilled.  Accdg to your contract and laws, you have a certain number of days after vacating the place the landlord (you) has to  mail the renter the deposit or an itemized statement of any deductions taken out y the landlord.  If more than a certain amount of witholding is kept (limits by State law) by the landlord, you are required to accompany the itemization with copies of the receipts and documents showing the charges deducted.  There are other 'time limitations' but again depends on the State.I believe, but I can't remember, that the tenant can waive receipt of these documents.  There is other little things that you need to ensure you do to ensure that this tenant doesn't come back and bite you in small claims court.\n\nThe Letter can be simple:\n\nLetter to (legal/full name of tenant as in contract) and address he provides you.\n\nSubject: describe here the rental property (full legal address, unit number and renter name)-Rental Dates to-from\n\nDear Mr XXXX\n\nOn date you notified me that you would vacate the xxxxxxxx property.  We inspected (if you did) the xxxxx on date and xxxxxx date.  \n\nNo damages where found or damages where found as follows\n\nand consequently repairs had to be made for a total cost of $$ receipts and description of work done are enclosed.\n\nFinal walk thru was made on xxxx. This letter confirms that All your personal property has been removed from the property.\n\nSincerely,\n\nyour name\naddress\n\n\n____________\nLetter received by (name of tenant and date)  \n\nnote: make sure that you have the tenant sign receipt of letter and date it.
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All you have to do is send a certified letter or hand deliver a letter to your landlord or apartment manager stating the following:\n\nI, Joe Blow, currently residing at 123 Main Street, do not wish to extend my lease for another year. My last day will be July 31st as stated on my lease. I will surrender the property and all keys to the apartment manager On that date after conducting a final walk through with landlord or apartment manager. Please send my deposit along with any itemized deductions to PO BOX 1234 YourTown, USA. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at (909) 555-1212. \n\nRegards,\nJoe Blow\n\nRegards
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I usually put return to sender and send it back. Thing is, I've lived in this apartment for over 5 years, and I sometimes still get mail for previous tenants. Anymore sometimes I can't help but open it to see what it is. But I don't do that all the time, just sometimes. I can't believe it still comes in...
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You can type up yours. the way you want\n\nhere is one\n\n               APPARTMENT  RENTAL  APPLICATION\n\n\n\n your  Name                                                               Spouces  Name\n\nPresent Address                                                         Phone No.                    \n\nHow long  at this  address?                                        How much is rent?\n\nName & Age of Your children\n\nLandlord’s Name  &  Phone No.\n\nCompany  You work                                                  Phone No.                    \n\nType of work?                                      Salary?                        How  long?\n\nCompany  your  Spouce works                                            Phone No.\n\nType   of Work                                  Salary ?                        How long?\n\nYour  S.S. No.                                       Spouce’s  S.S.No.\n\nDriver Lic . No.                                        Driver Lic. No.\n\nDo you  have a pet?                          Washing Machine ?              \n\nDo you pay  rent on time?                           Do You  respect  your  landlord ?\n\nDo you respect your neighbor?                 Do you  play  loud Music  ?\n\nDo you keep Appartment  Clean ?                  Do you have Roaches in  apt ?\n\nYour  rent is -$--950----- per Mo.             Security deposit is $--1050---------\nSecurity  deposit  is not the last month’s rent.\n\nNo  DOG OR CAT  OR  WASHER DRIER are allowed in the Appartment.\nNo  CHANGE IN PAINT OR  DECORATION   OR LOCK  WITHOUT PERMISSION.\nDO NOT REMOVE  SMOKE AND CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR.\nANY DAMAGE TO PROPERTY WILL BE CHARGED TO YOU.\nNo NAIL  or push pins IN THE WALLS. USE ADHESIVE   PEALABLE  HANGERS FOR PICTURE.\nNo extra unauthorized people allowed to live in with you. $ 20 / month per extra person.\nKeep premises  clean and neat.         Heat is separate, and you pay gas and light bills.\n\n\nYour  Rent __________       Your  Security Deposit  _________\n\n\nPlease Sign                               Date
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It depends on what state you live in. In some states, deposit must be returned or explanation must be given 2 weeks after you've moved out. Read your contract or call the landlord tenant agency in your state.
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Well first of all it depends on why you are discontinuing the rent? If it is due to you just wanting to move than you just write a letter that gives them notice of this and as long as you have no contract than that is all that you should need to do but if it is a matter of withholding your rent because of a slum lord situation than you can discontinue it but you can't just not pay it. In most cities you have to set up an account with the courts and pay your rent to that account until the situation is resolved. Every state has different laws so if in doubt get a renters rights pamphlet for your state and it should help to answer any questions that you may have.
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That depends.\n\nContact your landlord and explain the situation.  If they're given enough notice, they may be willing to make some -written- agreement with you that would amend the terms of the lease.\n\nIf you just move, there's no doubt that you would be liable for paying rent for the entire length of the lease, and the landlord would be within legal rights to collect from you.
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Call the landlord or property manager.
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1.  Moving old trash to your new home\n2.  Buying a lot of stuff before you move to the larger home\n3.  Know in advance what to put in each new room, that will make easier to move\n4.  Every box has to be marked with what has inside of it\n5.  Remember to have a hammer and nails\n6.  Ask your friend to help you with the moving\n\nGOOD LUCK !!!!