What is the procedure for early move-out?

Modified on Wed, 15 May at 5:41 PM

If you're considering an early move-out from your Settl home, we've streamlined the process to support your needs while ensuring fairness and transparency. Here’s a step-by-step guide on what to do:

1. Initiate the Process: Start by dropping us an email at members@thesettl.com or by raising a ticket via the Settl. Connect App to inform us of your decision. This is your first step towards initiating the early move-out process.

2. Response from Settl: Upon receiving your email, the concerned team will get back to you with all necessary information, including any charges that may apply due to the termination of your contract ahead of schedule.

3. Understanding Charges: If you inform us at least one month prior to your desired move-out date, you will not be subjected to Notice Period charges. However, Contract Breakage (CB) charges will still apply. Both Notice Period and Contract Breakage charges are typically equivalent to one month's rent. These charges are levied to compensate for the unexpected vacancy and administrative efforts to secure a new tenant, ensuring the sustainability of our community.

4. Communicating Your Move-Out Date: Let us know your intended move-out date so we can organize the logistics on our end, including scheduling your move-out audit.

5. Scheduling the Move-Out Audit: Your move-out audit is an essential part of the process, ensuring everything is in order and any potential charges or refunds are accurately assessed.

We at Settl strive to make every aspect of your living experience as smooth and supportive as possible, even when plans change. Our team is here to guide you through each step of the early move-out process, ensuring clarity and assistance. If you have any further questions or need additional help, please feel free to reach out.
 

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