A tenancy can only end when one of the parties to the Tenancy Agreement gives notice to the other party as explicitly defined by the The Residential Tenancies Act, 1997.
If a renter wishes to vacate the property at the end of their Agreement, a renter must give twenty-eight (28) days’ notice in writing prior to the expiration date of their tenancy agreement.
Click the link below to download a Notice of Intention to Vacate Form which can be emailed, posted or dropped into our office.
If a renter wishes to vacate during their fixed term Agreement, they will be breaking the contract they have entered into and will be responsible for reimbursing the rental provider for any loss suffered, e.g. rent until the property is again rented, plus the rental providers’ normal costs in releasing such as advertising costs.
Click the link below to download a Break Lease Notice of Intention to Vacate Form which can be emailed, posted or dropped in to our office.
Break Lease – Prime Renter Notice to Vacate
Break Lease (Remaining/Outgoing) – Prime Renter Notice to Vacate