Prepare a tenant’s move to another rental
Review the earlier tenancy and create the correct new rental relationship.
On this page
Have the renter’s name, email and former rental address. Clear filters that may hide the person.
Review both rentals
Open the tenant’s current lease and identify the destination’s full address and unit. Check old lease dates, charges and deposit records before starting the new tenancy.
Use the offered tenancy action
Follow the available move or new-lease workflow for the intended rental and people. Review participants and dates before saving; do not delete the original unit to move history.
Verify the two records
Inspect the old and new lease states, charges and tenant access. Handle the old lease’s ending and any deposit or outstanding balance separately.
Check the result
- The old and new rental relationships preserve their respective lease and payment records.
FAQs
Does editing a unit label move the tenant?
No. Review the actual lease and rental relationship. A label edit does not establish the new tenancy.
Should I delete the earlier lease?
Keep its documents and payment history. End the lease through its intended workflow and review the new lease separately.