Lease termination — done for you
The difference between a clean exit and owing every remaining month usually comes down to two things: whether a legal exit applies to you, and whether your notice was formal, properly worded, and provably delivered.
We prepare your formal termination notice with the right statutory language, mail it USPS Certified with return receipt, and track it to your landlord's door.
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Legal exits exist.
Federal law (SCRA) covers qualifying military orders in every state, and several states add exits for domestic violence, uninhabitable units, and landlord harassment. Your report shows which ones may apply to you.
Notice must be provable.
Walking away without formal notice risks an abandonment claim. A certified-mail notice with return receipt fixes your exit date on paper.
Wording matters.
A notice that invokes the right statute, with the right conditions, reads very differently to a landlord — and to a court — than a text message saying you're moving out.
2 minutes
Your state, your dates, your landlord. That’s all we need — no account, no login.
within 24 hours
Built on your state’s actual statute — the deadline, the penalty, the citation — and reviewed by a specialist before anything is sent.
USPS Certified Mail
Return receipt requested. That receipt is court-recognized proof of the date your landlord received your demand.
14-day follow-up
USPS tracking on your case page, delivery confirmation the moment it lands, and next-step guidance at day 7 and day 14.
Both tiers include the notice, the certified mailing, the tracking, and the follow-up. One case, one price — no subscription.
We prepare and mail your notice.
Hardship, military, or a landlord who won’t budge.
TenantNex is a document preparation and delivery service, not a law firm. We prepare and send correspondence using publicly available state statutes. We do not provide legal advice, legal representation, or guarantee any outcome. For complex legal matters, consult a licensed attorney in your state.