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Re: Termination of Lease

Posted by Pat S. on 1/1/2009, 8:06 pm, in reply to "Re: Termination of Lease"

True, emails can be dangerous - but either faxing it to the property manager or sending it via registered mail would confirm that you have sent this. DON'T GO IN PERSON. I say this as somebody who has dealt with an abusive/violent partner. Contact the Assaulted Women's Helpline (416-863-0511) if you need any more help with this. They can also help you with information/advice if you need to remove any of your personal belongings, etc., from this apt, or any further issues you may have about your lease agreement. (And they do have a website - www.awhl.org) You are not responsible! --Previous Message-- : : : --Previous Message-- : Does anyone know if I can terminate my : apartment lease with a formal email to the : super ? I would go in person to sign, but : the super sides with my ex that still lives : there, and I don't want to run the risk of : bumping into him again as he is violent. : : :The Landlord Tenant Board has a proper form : to terminate a lease. Make sure you provide : the : last date of occupancy, full property : address, sign and date it. : : I would give it to the owner in person, so : there is no confusion latter. : : Also I would request confirmation from the : owner receiving the notice. (you could just : print a duplicate and have them print their : name, sign and date it.) : : I would not send an email as they may say : they never recived it. : : Note, if you dont give proper notice, you : can be held responsible for any cost the : owner faces as a result. : :

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Message Thread: Termination of Lease - Amy 12/13/2008, 10:02 am Re: Termination of Lease - Andrew 12/20/2008, 5:23 pm Re: Termination of Lease - Pat S. 1/1/2009, 8:06 pm Re: Termination of Lease - Emily 12/15/2008, 9:15 am « Back to thread

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