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(a) A landlord shall provide a minimum of one key or key-set per rental unit for each adult occupant, without charge.
Did you know for instance, that it is illegal for the Landlord to hold a set of keys to the property? You can hold a set of keys if you get the tenant to sign an agreement to that effect and attach it to the tenancy agreement. That is the only legal way to hold keys.\u201d
Dear [Landlord's Name], I am writing to inform you that I will be vacating my rental at [rental address] on [move out date]. As you are aware, my lease doesn't expire until [MM/DD/YYYY] but I will be moving out early due to ongoing maintenance issues that render the unit uninhabitable.
There is no specific law or regulation that entitles landlords to keep copies of keys or to insist on being provided with duplicates for a property that has been rented out.
As with refusing access, a tenant is within their rights to change the locks of a property \u2013 and they're not obliged to give you a key. For the most part, tenants won't change the locks, but those who do often cite their landlord entering the property without permission as the reason for doing so.
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If the Tenants Have Moved out So, if the tenants have moved out by that date, then that is the end of it. The tenants no longer have any liability under the tenancy and the landlord no longer has any right to charge rent.
The landlord can apply any time after the agreement is made. The landlord does not have to give the tenant a copy of the application. An eviction order can be issued without holding a hearing. Application must be filed no later than 30 days after a tenant's breach of a condition in the order or mediated settlement.
Any HMO property can benefit from a master key system being in place, so if you're a landlord or owner of a property with multiple occupants, then a master key system will have its advantages.
1 key for each adult on lease. All keys are to returned at end of tenancy; fee of $50 per key if lost as stated on lease.
(a) A landlord shall provide a minimum of one key or key-set per rental unit for each adult occupant, without charge.

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