A Landlord Reference Letter is a written document prepared by the landlord for their tenant who wants to move out and confirm their reliability to the new landlord.
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This Letter of Confidence will prove the tenant pays on time, does not disturb their neighbors, and takes care of the house or apartment in question. Alternatively, a reference of this kind can be composed for any third party that requires information about the tenant before hiring them, enrolling their children in a school, or approving a loan or mortgage.
You can customize any recommendation for your tenant the way they ask and the way you deem fair. However, at a minimum, you should greet the person who will be reading the letter if you are provided with their personal details, introduce yourself, identify the tenant, and explain you have been renting out your property to them, indicate the duration of the tenancy, certify the person in question has been responsible with respect to their contractual obligations, has paid you on time, and took care of the residence and property that came with it. Add your contact details to let the third party reach out to you if they have any concerns or issues.
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This written statement may be prepared by a landlord, for a tenant who plans to move out and needs to show their future landlord that they should be chosen as a tenant.
A tenant moving to a new rental property may use this letter if they will need a letter to show they have been a reliable tenant.
These letters prove that the person is someone who can be relied upon, for example, when an individual seeks to enroll children in a new school, applies for a mortgage, or intends to move.