Chicago Illinois Termination of Lease Letter to Landlord

• Category: Letters - Nonlegal - Property and Leases
• State: Multi-State
• City: Chicago
• Control #: US-0215LR-1
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

This form is a sample letter in Word format covering the subject matter of the title of the form. Chicago Illinois Termination of Lease Letter to Landlord is a formal document that tenants in Chicago can use to notify their landlords that they intend to terminate their lease agreement. This letter serves as a legally binding notice and outlines the specific reasons for the termination, as well as key details such as the termination date and the tenant's forwarding address. The content of the Chicago Illinois Termination of Lease Letter to Landlord should include the following relevant keywords: 1. Introduction: — Greeting: "Dear [Landlord's Name]— - Clear statement of intent: "I am writing to inform you of my decision to terminate my lease agreement at [property address]." 2. Reason for termination: — If applicable, mention the specific statute or section of the Chicago Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance (ALTO) that permits early termination. — Cite any lease violations by the landlord or maintenance issues that have remained unresolved despite proper notification. — If the lease has a termination clause, state that you are exercising your rights under that clause. 3. Termination details: — Specify the desired termination date as per the lease agreement or in accordance with the notice period required by ALTO. — Offer to cooperate with potential showings to find a new tenant or facilitate the landlord's inspection of the premises. — Clarify your responsibilities until the termination date (e.g., rent payment, utilities, and upkeep). 4. Forwarding address: — Provide your new address for any further communication, security deposit return, or legal notices. — Request acknowledgment of receipt of the notice to ensure the landlord's awareness of the termination decision. 5. Closing: — Express appreciation: "I appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter." — Offer to discuss any required formalities or questions concerning the lease termination. — End with a polite closing: "Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, [Your Name]." Additional Chicago Illinois Termination of Lease Letter types may include: 1. Early termination due to safety concerns: — Cite specific incidents or conditions that pose an imminent threat to your safety or health. — Reference the relevanALTOTO provisions (such as 5-12-050) that allow tenants to terminate the lease under such circumstances. 2. Lease termination due to military deployment: — Include information about your military service and the duration of your deployment. — Refer to the federaServicmemberRSSrs Civil Relief Act (SCRA) that offers special protections for service members, including early lease termination rights. 3. Termination due to substantial rental unit violations: — List violationtattooTO's warranty of habitability (such as lack of heat, water, or infestation problems). — Specify the timeframe given to the landlord to address the issues and their failure to do so. Note: It is crucial to consult Chicago's specific ordinances and your lease agreement to ensure accurate and updated information when drafting any termination letter.

Chicago Illinois Termination of Lease Letter to Landlord is a formal document that tenants in Chicago can use to notify their landlords that they intend to terminate their lease agreement. This letter serves as a legally binding notice and outlines the specific reasons for the termination, as well as key details such as the termination date and the tenant's forwarding address. The content of the Chicago Illinois Termination of Lease Letter to Landlord should include the following relevant keywords: 1. Introduction: — Greeting: "Dear [Landlord's Name]— - Clear statement of intent: "I am writing to inform you of my decision to terminate my lease agreement at [property address]." 2. Reason for termination: — If applicable, mention the specific statute or section of the Chicago Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance (ALTO) that permits early termination. — Cite any lease violations by the landlord or maintenance issues that have remained unresolved despite proper notification. — If the lease has a termination clause, state that you are exercising your rights under that clause. 3. Termination details: — Specify the desired termination date as per the lease agreement or in accordance with the notice period required by ALTO. — Offer to cooperate with potential showings to find a new tenant or facilitate the landlord's inspection of the premises. — Clarify your responsibilities until the termination date (e.g., rent payment, utilities, and upkeep). 4. Forwarding address: — Provide your new address for any further communication, security deposit return, or legal notices. — Request acknowledgment of receipt of the notice to ensure the landlord's awareness of the termination decision. 5. Closing: — Express appreciation: "I appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter." — Offer to discuss any required formalities or questions concerning the lease termination. — End with a polite closing: "Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, [Your Name]." Additional Chicago Illinois Termination of Lease Letter types may include: 1. Early termination due to safety concerns: — Cite specific incidents or conditions that pose an imminent threat to your safety or health. — Reference the relevanALTOTO provisions (such as 5-12-050) that allow tenants to terminate the lease under such circumstances. 2. Lease termination due to military deployment: — Include information about your military service and the duration of your deployment. — Refer to the federaServicmemberRSSrs Civil Relief Act (SCRA) that offers special protections for service members, including early lease termination rights. 3. Termination due to substantial rental unit violations: — List violationtattooTO's warranty of habitability (such as lack of heat, water, or infestation problems). — Specify the timeframe given to the landlord to address the issues and their failure to do so. Note: It is crucial to consult Chicago's specific ordinances and your lease agreement to ensure accurate and updated information when drafting any termination letter.