What to do if your resident(s) abandons your property?
While abandonment signals that the tenant no longer intends to live in the rental, you, as the landlord, must take steps to formally terminate the lease to ensure you're not held liable for failing to follow proper procedures. If you’re unsure of the specific procedures in your area, it’s a good idea to consult a legal professional to ensure the abandonment is handled properly and legally.
To assist in this process, we've created this Guide to Property Abandonment that can be leveraged as a resource to help you make sense of what to do and when!
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