Break Contract Letter

• Category: Florida Landlord Tenant - Notices and Letters
• State: Florida
• City: Tampa
• Control #: FL-LT-01031
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

Letter - Tenant to Landlord - Terminate Lease by Tenant for Noncompliance by Landlord - 30 Day Notice: This is a sample letter to be sent to a Landlord, by a Tenant, when the Landlord has breached the conditions of the lease. Due to the Landlord's breach, the Tenant is opting to terminate his/her lease and giving the Landlord his/her 30 day notice. This form is available in both Word and Rich Text formats. Subject: Termination of Lease by Tenant for Noncompliance by Landlord — 30 Day Notice Dear [Landlord's Name], I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to formally notify you of my decision to terminate the lease agreement for the property located at [Property Address] in Tampa, Florida. The purpose of this letter is to outline the reasons for terminating the lease due to noncompliance by the landlord, and to provide the mandatory 30-day notice period as required by Florida law. Unfortunately, despite numerous attempts on my part to address these concerns, the issues have not been resolved satisfactorily, leaving me with no choice but to terminate the lease agreement. I feel compelled to emphasize the following noncompliance issues that have significantly impacted my ability to peacefully enjoy the premises: 1. Failure to Address Repairs: According to Section XX of our lease agreement, the landlord is responsible for promptly addressing necessary repairs to maintain the habitability of the property. However, my repeated requests to address plumbing issues, electrical problems, and unreliable heating/cooling systems have been met with delay, negligence, or insufficient repairs. This situation has resulted in ongoing inconveniences and possible health risks. 2. Breach of Quiet Enjoyment: As tenants, we have the right to quiet enjoyment of the premises without disruption or interference from the landlord. Regrettably, I have experienced repeated instances of unauthorized entries, excessive noise disturbances within the building, and failure to enforce building rules and regulations. These violations have created an uncomfortable living environment, causing distress and frustration. 3. Neglecting Maintenance and Safety Obligations: The landlord has failed to fulfill their responsibilities related to regular maintenance and ensuring a safe environment. Security issues, such as broken locks, inadequate lighting, and lack of proper fire safety equipment have been brought to your attention, but no action has been taken. These continuous neglects pose risks to my personal safety and that of other tenants. Given the severity and persistence of these issues, I request immediate resolution or mutual termination of the lease agreement. My decision to terminate the lease is not made lightly, as I have sincerely attempted to address these concerns previously with inadequate response from your end. As per the terms of our lease agreement and Florida law, I kindly provide the 30-day notice period, effective today's date, [Current Date]. I request that you schedule a move-out inspection on or before the lease termination date to assess the property's condition upon my departure. Additionally, I anticipate the return of my security deposit in full, as required by Florida law, within 15 days of vacating the premises. Please provide a written confirmation of my intention to terminate the lease agreement and the necessary instructions for the return of my security deposit. I trust that you will handle this matter promptly and professionally, ensuring a smooth transition process. Should you wish to discuss the issues mentioned or reach a resolution before the termination date, I am open to a constructive conversation. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to receiving your written confirmation and cooperating with any necessary arrangements during the termination process. Yours sincerely, [Tenant's Name] [Tenant's Contact Information] Note: Other variations of Tampa Florida Letters from Tenant to Landlord — Terminate Lease by Tenant for noncompliance by Landlord — 30 Day Notice may include modified situations, such as termination based on unresolved pest infestations, breach of privacy, failure to provide essential utilities, or breach of contractual obligations.

Subject: Termination of Lease by Tenant for Noncompliance by Landlord — 30 Day Notice Dear [Landlord's Name], I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to formally notify you of my decision to terminate the lease agreement for the property located at [Property Address] in Tampa, Florida. The purpose of this letter is to outline the reasons for terminating the lease due to noncompliance by the landlord, and to provide the mandatory 30-day notice period as required by Florida law. Unfortunately, despite numerous attempts on my part to address these concerns, the issues have not been resolved satisfactorily, leaving me with no choice but to terminate the lease agreement. I feel compelled to emphasize the following noncompliance issues that have significantly impacted my ability to peacefully enjoy the premises: 1. Failure to Address Repairs: According to Section XX of our lease agreement, the landlord is responsible for promptly addressing necessary repairs to maintain the habitability of the property. However, my repeated requests to address plumbing issues, electrical problems, and unreliable heating/cooling systems have been met with delay, negligence, or insufficient repairs. This situation has resulted in ongoing inconveniences and possible health risks. 2. Breach of Quiet Enjoyment: As tenants, we have the right to quiet enjoyment of the premises without disruption or interference from the landlord. Regrettably, I have experienced repeated instances of unauthorized entries, excessive noise disturbances within the building, and failure to enforce building rules and regulations. These violations have created an uncomfortable living environment, causing distress and frustration. 3. Neglecting Maintenance and Safety Obligations: The landlord has failed to fulfill their responsibilities related to regular maintenance and ensuring a safe environment. Security issues, such as broken locks, inadequate lighting, and lack of proper fire safety equipment have been brought to your attention, but no action has been taken. These continuous neglects pose risks to my personal safety and that of other tenants. Given the severity and persistence of these issues, I request immediate resolution or mutual termination of the lease agreement. My decision to terminate the lease is not made lightly, as I have sincerely attempted to address these concerns previously with inadequate response from your end. As per the terms of our lease agreement and Florida law, I kindly provide the 30-day notice period, effective today's date, [Current Date]. I request that you schedule a move-out inspection on or before the lease termination date to assess the property's condition upon my departure. Additionally, I anticipate the return of my security deposit in full, as required by Florida law, within 15 days of vacating the premises. Please provide a written confirmation of my intention to terminate the lease agreement and the necessary instructions for the return of my security deposit. I trust that you will handle this matter promptly and professionally, ensuring a smooth transition process. Should you wish to discuss the issues mentioned or reach a resolution before the termination date, I am open to a constructive conversation. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to receiving your written confirmation and cooperating with any necessary arrangements during the termination process. Yours sincerely, [Tenant's Name] [Tenant's Contact Information] Note: Other variations of Tampa Florida Letters from Tenant to Landlord — Terminate Lease by Tenant for noncompliance by Landlord — 30 Day Notice may include modified situations, such as termination based on unresolved pest infestations, breach of privacy, failure to provide essential utilities, or breach of contractual obligations.