Resident Notice to Vacate

A. A Sixty-Day Notice of Intent to Vacate is required by the Lease Agreement for fixed-term tenancies and for month-to-month tenancies.

B. Resident(s) cannot use the Security Deposit as last month’s Rent. Rent is payable through the termination of the tenancy;

C. For residents on a fixed-term lease, a Sixty-Day Notice of Intent to Vacate does not release the Resident from any obligation of the Lease, including payment to the end of the Lease term;

D. Resident remains in possession of the property, and the tenancy does not terminate until all belongings are removed and all keys, garage, and gate remotes are returned to the Property Management Company.

E. Except as provided by law, rent is due and payable up to and including the date of possession or sixty (60) days after Resident's) deliver this Notice to Vacate (completed and submitted), whichever is later.

F. Unless otherwise mutually agreed the lease will terminate at the end of the month at least 60 days after the notice is given by either party. For example. If the RESIDENT(S) desires for the lease to end at the end of May (5/31). The RESIDENT(S) agrees to give notice before the end of March (3/31). If the RESIDENT(S) gives notice on any day in April the lease will end on the last calendar day in June (6/30).