Step 6

Moving out

Here's how to give notice, get ready for the move-out inspection, and how your deposit is returned.

1. Give notice

How much notice you need depends on your agreement and The Residential Tenancies Act, 2006. Send it with the online form or to jdpropertiescorp@gmail.com.

Notice to end tenancy

How we serve notices on you

Legal notices from us (for example a rent increase, lease renewal or notice to end) use the approved form from the Office of Residential Tenancies (ORT). We post the notice on your front door and email it to you as a PDF the same day.

RTA s.82(2); The Electronic Information and Documents Act, 2000 s.13

2. Move-out checklist

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Notice given and confirmed by usGive notice
Move-out inspection time confirmedRequest a time
Forwarding address given to us in writingWe need it to return your deposit.
Unit cleaned, including appliances, cupboards and floors
All belongings and garbage removed, including storage areas
Utilities in your name ended or transferred for your move-out date
All keys returned (unit, building, mailbox, other)We compare against the keys recorded at move-in.

3. Move-out inspection

We walk through the unit with you and compare it with the move-in report, item by item. You can add comments and both of us sign.

4. Your deposit

After the move-out inspection we send you a written deposit statement showing the amount returned and any deductions.