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QUESTION: Lease agreement: what to do in case of early termination?

Answer

Early termination of a lease agreement often becomes a stressful situation that requires weighed and legally competent steps. If it is a lease agreement, avoid extremes in the form of an abrupt departure without warning and do not inflate expectations regarding the speed of the deposit refund.

Leave room for maneuver and life by building into the agreement terms the right to early termination of relations with a minimum penalty period. Usually, the standard notification period for the other party ranges from thirty to sixty days.

Track progress in resolving the issue with small control points. First, send an official notification to the landlord, then agree on the date of the final inspection and start searching for new tenants, if provided by your agreements.

Carefully reread the section of the agreement on penalties and the procedure for withholding the security deposit in case of early termination of the lease.
Negotiate with the landlord in writing, offering compromise options for replacement or partial compensation of losses.
Sign a termination agreement that will spell out all financial settlements and the absence of mutual claims.

Compliance with this regulations allows you to maintain a good relationship with the property owner and minimize your financial losses. Always demand documentary confirmation of the closure of all obligations after the actual transfer of the keys.

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