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End of tenancy — what do I need to do when moving out?

Topicsmoving outend of tenancytenantsdeposit
LetTrack TeamUpdated 15 June 20261 min read
Short answer

Give notice in writing, clean the property, hand back keys on the end date, and provide a forwarding address so your deposit can be returned.

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Moving out checklist

1. Give proper notice

  • Check your tenancy agreement for the required notice period (usually one month for a periodic tenancy)
  • Notice must be given in writing — email is usually acceptable; check your agreement

2. Clean the property

  • Leave the property in the same condition as when you moved in (fair wear and tear excepted)
  • Clean all rooms, appliances, and outdoor areas
  • Remove all belongings

3. Final inspection

  • Your landlord or agent will carry out a check-out inspection, ideally with you present
  • Compare against the inventory / check-in report
  • Any agreed deductions will be documented

4. Return the keys

  • Hand back all keys (including post box and garage) on the tenancy end date
  • Get a receipt or written confirmation

5. Provide a forwarding address

  • Your landlord is legally required to return your deposit to a confirmed address
  • Update your address in LetTrack settings or notify your landlord in writing

After you leave

  • Your landlord has a fixed period (10 days from agreement on deductions) to return your deposit
  • You will receive a deposit return notification once processed

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