A cash for keys agreement between tenants and landlords typically outlines how much a landlord will pay tenants to voluntarily leave by a specified date. For example, a landlord might offer tenants $500 to vacate an apartment within five days. Some tenants will leave for lower sums of money, while some will not leave the unit voluntarily unless real estate owners pay a significant sum.
The agreement usually specifies what actions tenants must take to earn the full cash amount. A landlord may require renters to clean the apartment or specifically prohibit them from taking items furnished to renters, such as appliances or landscaping. If renters do not comply with the terms of the agreement, real estate property owners can deduct money from the specified amount for cleaning, repairs or replacement of stolen items.
If the tenant refuses to sign a cash for keys form, or does not comply, the landlord can move forward with an eviction.
Since the cash for keys agreement form is a negotiated, voluntary termination of lease, tenants who sign can avoid having an eviction judgment on their record. Landlords and property managers can avoid the headache, time and lost income of having to initiate an eviction proceeding or pay tenant relocation fees.
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