Moving out
Updated 13 Nov 2026
Give notice, follow your checklist, settle your final rent and get your bond (rental deposit) back.
Give notice
On Moving out, Leasii shows your state's minimum notice and the earliest date you can leave, including the earliest date without breaking your lease if you're on a fixed term. Choose your leaving date, tick to confirm, and choose Give notice. Your landlord is told straight away.
Giving notice is a legal step. If you need to leave during a fixed term, Leasii warns you that you may be breaking your lease. Ask a free advice service first: see Free advice for renters.
Before you go
- Work through the Before you go checklist.
- Check your final rent.
- Read the outgoing condition report and compare it with the ingoing one.
Your bond
Your landlord proposes how the bond is split. Choose I agree, or I don't agree and say why. See getting your bond back.
General guidance, not legal advice. For advice about your situation, contact your state's tenancy authority or a lawyer.
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