Tenant moved out…🏚️ but until THIS agreement 📝 is signed, the house isn’t officially vacant 👀

Just finished my walkthrough of a property that was recently vacated, and now it’s time to explain the next steps before we can finalize the tenant’s move-out.

Here’s the situation:

The tenant has left the property, but they also left behind personal belongings.

Until that’s resolved, we cannot legally declare the property vacant.

To move forward, the tenant must sign an early termination lease agreement.

Why is this so important?
⚠️ If we repossess and re-secure the property without that agreement signed, the tenant could turn around and sue, claiming we locked them out while they still had rights to their belongings.

So the final steps look like this:
1️⃣ Tenant signs the early termination agreement.
2️⃣ We confirm the property is legally vacated.
3️⃣ Schedule removal or disposal of any belongings left behind.
4️⃣ Prepare the home for cleaning, turnover, and marketing.

💡 This is the legal side of property management that protects homeowners, keeps everything compliant, and ensures no lawsuits pop up down the road. It’s about doing things the right way, not the fast way.

👉 The tenant is almost out, but until the paperwork is signed, this chapter isn’t closed.

Let’s Go! 💪

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