Get Template For Roomate To Vacate Apartment

How to write a roommate agreement Names of both tenants. ... The property address. ... The dates the lease begins and ends. ... The amount of rent each person pays. ... Who pays for utilities. ... Who pays the security deposit. ... Which bedroom each person occupies. ... Who buys food, or if you're each buying your own food.

Please vacate the premises immediately at (Your Address) within (Number of days) of receiving this notice. Include the valid reason(s) for eviction, such as non-payment of rent or lease violations. Ensure they follow the terms of your roommate agreement and state law to maintain a legal and smooth eviction process.

Choose The Right Time & Place If possible, have the conversation with your roommate in person — no one enjoys getting bad news over text or email! Give yourself plenty of time to talk things through. Give your roommate (and landlord) plenty of notice.

I no longer wish to have you in my apartment, but I hope that you can find another place to stay in that will not cause inconvenience to you or your new roommate. I hope for your utmost compliance in this matter. If you fail to comply with the decision, I am afraid I shall have to take legal action.

That said, here's what you need to include in your letter: Addresses. Current date. Tenant names. Status and date of the lease. Explicitly stated reason(s) for the eviction. Date that your tenant must leave the property. Record for delivery of notice.

Tell them what bothers you. If that doesn't work, figure out how to firmly but politely invite them to move out. If necessary, you may have to take legal action to kick out a roommate who doesn't move out or violates a major agreement. If that isn't an option, you may have to move out yourself.

Dear [RECIPIENT NAME], Please accept this letter as an official 30-days' notice to vacate my apartment. You have been delinquent in paying your share of the rental fee and expenses for utilities. Additionally, [REASON].

How to ask a roommate to move out Think it through. Be honest with yourself about why you want to move out (or want your roommate to go). ... Consider the timing and place. ... Be calm and direct. ... Take responsibility and avoid accusations. ... Split things fairly. ... Manage your stuff. ... Don't forget your lease. ... Keep in touch.