Breaking a rental as a tenant by sending an N9
Just looking to make sure I have my bases covered. Hypothetically...
Rented a condo in April, one year term. Living situation changed late August. Don't need the condo, haven't lived there for two months. Emailed the owner Oct 4 and 5th looking to end lease or sublet. No response. Emailed again this week, asked to end lease Dec 31st or Assign unit. Owner finally responded, said NO to end, agreed to Assign process.
Since they didn't initially respond within seven days to the initial email from Oct 4th, am I safe to simply send the N9 form, pay Nov rent, they keep my "last month" for Dec, and I'm done? I'm assuming send by "signature required" post or courier?
Rented a condo in April, one year term. Living situation changed late August. Don't need the condo, haven't lived there for two months. Emailed the owner Oct 4 and 5th looking to end lease or sublet. No response. Emailed again this week, asked to end lease Dec 31st or Assign unit. Owner finally responded, said NO to end, agreed to Assign process.
Since they didn't initially respond within seven days to the initial email from Oct 4th, am I safe to simply send the N9 form, pay Nov rent, they keep my "last month" for Dec, and I'm done? I'm assuming send by "signature required" post or courier?