30-day notice to the landlord how to write the letter?

Answer 1

You don't have to follow any exact form... just write something up that states you are leaving in 30 days (or more) from today also put the date of your last day.

State that the apt./house will be clean and ready for inspection on a date a couple of days before the 30th day (so they can see that you have cleaned) and then state that you expect your full deposit back within 30 days of your move out date (they really have 60 to give it back, legally, but most don't know that).

Give your forwarding address if possible for them to mail the check.

Sign it and get a witness (anybody can be a witness) to sign it too... then send the original (keep a copy) certified mail with a return receipt so you can show they did receive it.

Answer 2

Here is an example:

January 1st, 2007




To: My Landlord (name)
1234 Anywhere Lane
Anytown, USA 11111

From: Your Name
Your Address
Your Apartment Number
Your Phone Number


Re: Termination of Rental Agreement

Dear Mr. Ms. Or Miss (or to Whom it May Concern) if its a management group.

Pursuant to my lease agreement commencing on February 1st, 2006 and ending on February 1st, 2007, I hereby submit in writing, my intent to vacate the premises listed above as of February 1st, 2007.

Please call me at the above number if you have any additional questions. Thank you.

Sincerely,




Your Name



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Then sign it, copy it and send it. By the way, not a bad idea to send it certified return receipt requested. Some of these landlords are jerks.

Answer 3

Dear -----,
I would really appriciate if I could get a 30-day notice for my rent. I have been having some finance inconviences. I assure I will hav ethe payment in on time along with the 30-day notice. Thank you for you time.

-your name here

Answer 4

Dear LandLord,
This is to inform you as of xx-xx-07, I will be vacating the apartment/house I have been renting from you. My last day will be xx-xx-07. Please let me know how I can get the keys back to you.
Respectfully,
your tenent