Resident Can End the Lease Sample Clauses

Resident Can End the Lease. Subject to Management’s rights contained in the lease, Resident can end the Lease at the end of the Lease or at any time thereafter, by giving at least thirty (30) days’ written notice before Resident moves out. (Management may allow Resident to give less than thirty (30) days’ notice and if Management does, it will give Resident that permission in writing). Resident will sign a form saying that Resident is going to move. Management and Resident will inspect the apartment. If Management charges Resident for any damage, Management must give Resident a list. The list must tell Resident the damage and cost to repair. If Resident agrees with the list, Resident must sign the list. If Resident does not agree with the list, Resident will tell Management what is wrong with it. Management and Resident will then try to agree on a new list. If Management and Resident agree on the new list, Resident will sign it. If Resident does not tell Management that Resident is moving, Management will still inspect Resident’s apartment after the move, make a list of damages, if any, and send Resident a xxxx for damages and other money Resident owes Management. Resident can attend the move-out inspection if Resident wants to.