When we live in a rented apartment, the expiration of the rental agreement worries us more than the expiration of our phone recharges. And it is completely fair and necessary too to worry about such a crucial concern in your life.

Whether it’s a commercial property or an apartment for living, the lessee or tenant must vacate the property immediately if the rent agreement of a piece of property is expired. If the tenant needs to stay at the place for a little longer than the due date of the agreement, they can request the property owner to increase their staying time by making a new agreement. Also, a tenant can stay up to 15 days on the property whose lessee agreement is expired. This ensures they can find a new place to live/work or settle a new agreement with the owner.

Whatever you do, make sure you discuss things and take some action so that it doesn’t get too late. You should know beforehand if your landlord is about to ask you to vacate the property or if he is fine with increasing your agreement.

Also, if you are planning to vacate the rental property on your own will due to any personal reason, inform your landlord in advance so they can be prepared for it.

Making agreements is difficult. Revising the previous agreement and making a new agreement takes time and effort. Looking for a new home for rent is difficult. And when everything around you is difficult, you must find an easy way to solve all the problems.

Not only after your agreement expires, but also make sure to know all such essential points before renting a house. Like planning, preparing, and taking action beforehand when you know your rental agreement is about to expire. Don’t give a chance to your landlord or the situation to be difficult on you.