How to vacate your property at the end of a tenancy
As you’re packing your belongings into boxes and planning your move to a new home, there will be a number of things to organise and check before you move out of your rental property. This is the final, important step to ensure everything is correctly in place in order to receive your deposit back. So, to make your moving out process that little bit easier, the Tod Anstee experts have provided details on how you should vacate your property once your tenancy is over. Find all your documents relating to your tenancy Firstly, gather your tenancy documents and any other files that you have previously been given by your landlord or managing agent. This could include; your tenancy agreement, tenancy renewals, an inventory report and even receipts for utilities paid. Not forgetting any receipts for repairs and cleaning, or other property services that you may have paid for. By reviewing your tenancy agreement, you can follow an accurate procedure on how to end your tenancy and what you need