It is beneficial to write a protocol together
The landlord and tenant should go through the residence together both when the tenant is moving in and moving out, and fill out a protocol.
Compensation for lost rent
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Moving out
Lost rent means lost income from rent in a period where the landlord normally could expect to receive rent. The landlord may have a right to claim compensation from the tenant, if the loss is due to the tenant.
Typical examples
- The tenant does not move out at the agreed upon time. The new tenant, who was supposed to move in, find a new residence before the tenant moves out. It takes time before the landlord finds a new tenant, and she therefore loses rent income for a period.
- The tenant has caused significant damages to the residence, and the landlord must repair these. The landlord is delayed in the process with finding new tenants, and loses rent income for a period.
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When the tenant refuses to move out
The tenant is obligated to move out when the tenancy or the notice period has expired.
Who is responsible for damage and wear on the residence?
The residence must be returned in the agreed condition. If nothing else is agreed upon, the property must be in the same condition as it was when made available