Updated August 08, 2022
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An Idaho Termination Lease Letter will satisfy a requirement of the State of Idaho when one party wishes to end a month-to-month property rental agreement. The State of Idaho will require that when either party wishes to terminate such a contract that party must issue a thirty-day notice of the intention to do so. This will help the remaining party avoid the disastrous scenario of not having enough time to find a new home or cover the bills. After all, a property rental contract will drastically impact both a landlord’s and tenant’s finances and home. Both parties would need a minimum of thirty days to replace the other party when such a termination occurs.
Minimum Time-Period – 30 days
Laws – I.C. § 55-208
Generally, it is a wise decision to make sure that one can prove they have given ample notice when terminating a month-to-month lease. Therefore, if the month-to-month does not specifically require that such notices be posted on a property, it would be a wise idea to send it by certified mail making sure it reaches the receiving party at least thirty-one days before the proposed termination date (which shall also be the move-out date). In this way, one has not only satisfied their legal obligations but will also be able to prove they have done so if necessary.
How to Write
For Landlords
Step 1 – Check the first box.
Step 2 – Enter the date of the lease being terminated.
Step 3 – Enter day, month, and year of the actual termination date. (Note the tenant must have thirty days between the receipt of this letter and the actual termination date.)
Step 4 – Sign and print your name.
For Tenants
Step 1 – Check the second box.
Step 2 – Enter the day, month, and year of the lease being terminated.
Step 3 – Enter the day, month, and year the lease shall be considered terminated.
Step 4 – In the next paragraph, enter the street address, city, state, and zip code where you may receive your security deposit.
Step 5 – Sign and print your name.