--209.6.x.xxx

This letter is confirmation that we received notice of your intent to vacate the home you are now renting. You must be out by February 29th by Noon or another month’s rent will be due. If there are any unanticipated problems with your move out, let us know as soon as possible. --65.188.xxx.xxx

Midnight --174.249.xx.xxx

My lease says Noon. I want to be able to change locks that day so my handyman can start getting it ready the next, or if it doesn't need much I can go ahead and start advertising. --98.174.xxx.xxx

Out by noon. For every hour thereafter, $10 is due at the top of each hour to compensate us for turnover time lost, rescheduling the move-out and contractors. The charge maxes out at the hold-over rate for my state, which is 2x the normal per diem rent. --184.4.xx.xx

TERM: From XX/XX/2024 to YY/YY/2025, beginning and ending at 12 noon. If Tenant holds over beyond that date and time without written permission of the Landlord, there is a $25 per hour charge until possession is returned. This is to encourage timely move-out and return of possession at end of lease. --173.28.xx.xxx

I just pulled up a lease & noticed that unlike Sid or WMH We don't have a penalty for noncompliance. Starting with out next lease or any renewals we'll be adding a $$30.00 per hour penalty for noncompliance. --96.233.xxx.xx

Good question. --76.129.xxx.xx

--209.6.x.xxx

--68.229.xxx.xxx

Am I missing it... is there a time specified in that? --209.6.x.xxx

--96.233.xxx.xx

Mine is midnight. Saves the hassle of “well at noon it’s still 31st” --146.70.xxx.xxx

--107.181.xxx.x

We did it because it gives us 24 hours between tenants to take care to take care of any final remaining details. And to change locks blah blah blah. I did it because in the past we'd have people drag their feet and be out at midnight with new people wanting to be in it. 6:00 a.m. the next morning. Nowadays, even though we say noon on the last day, people are usually out well before that. I don't think I've ever had to charge anyone the penalty. Funny how if you put one in the contract you never have to use it. --199.117.xxx.xxx

We did it because it gives us 24 hours between tenants to take care to take care of any final remaining details. And to change locks blah blah blah. I did it because in the past we'd have people drag their feet and be out at midnight with new people wanting to be in it. 6:00 a.m. the next morning. Nowadays, even though we say noon on the last day, people are usually out well before that. I don't think I've ever had to charge anyone the penalty. Funny how if you put one in the contract you never have to use it. --199.117.xxx.xxx

BRAD --73.103.xxx.xxx

Mine is noon. Same, gives a chance to change locks and assess immediate problems. We can flex a little but not much. People need deadlines with penalties or it drags on. Some states get a walk through. Anyone want to do it at midnight? Can't assess if belongings or air fresheners are hiding things. --73.230.xxx.xx

I want people out by noon last day so I have time to look carefully at the place, in daylight, and take pictures, etc. --173.28.xx.xxx

However, for those that indicate "by Noon" do you start their lease "AT NOON"? --69.201.xx.xxx

We have been known to grace a few days prior to move in, usually max 3. Funny how all forget it at the end and want "free days" to move out. We tell them "if your stuff is there and we don't have keys, you will be charged for the next month". Makes them go faster. --174.198.xxx.xxx