How does the move-out process work?

• Before the move-out
• During the move-out

Before the move-out

As your move-out date approaches, the entire accommodation must be restored to the condition in which you took it from the landlord - in most cases, this means general cleaning and packing up all of your belongings.

Please remember that:

• We recommend you take extra care when cleaning the accommodation, so you return it in the condition you received it from the landlord when you moved in or better.
• You should also check if everything works properly (e.g., the lightbulbs and electronic devices). If something doesn't work as it should and you can't fix it by yourself, please let your landlord know about it during the property takeover.

TIP: If you have some leftover durable food from your stay (for example, flour, pasta, salt, etc.) it's up to you whether you leave them in the kitchen for the next tenants, or throw them away. However, we recommend leaving only full or mostly full packages and throwing away any liquids.

During the move-out

The time of the move-out varies as it depends on each landlord's settings, but is always stated in the signed lease agreement as well as in the reservation details you can find in your profile. If you need to arrange an earlier or later departure, please contact your landlord in advance to negotiate an individual agreement.

It's important to note that:

• For the property handover, the landlord should bring a takeover protocol which should then be signed by both of you. If the landlord overlooks this step, remind them and insist on signing it to prevent any misunderstandings.
• You should always document the property's condition with photos or videos that will back up the property's condition stated in the takeover protocol.
• We urge you to honestly inform your landlord about any problems that might have happened in the property during your stay. If the landlord finds any damages or other problems after your move-out, they may require compensation from you.