End a tenancy in writing with a lease termination letter template for landlords, property managers, and tenants. Collect the parties, premises, lease reference, termination effective date, the notice period you are relying on, forwarding address, and how keys will be returned. Notice length and delivery method are often statutory and may differ from the lease. This is not an eviction notice and not legal advice. Confirm current state and local rules—including rent-regulation and just-cause limits—before you send a letter that ends a tenancy.

Include property-manager name if signing as agent.
Must match the lease.
Attach the lease if sending via counsel.
Confirm statutory minimums; the lease cannot always shorten them.
Do not invent a cause; omit if law allows no-cause nonrenewal.
Required in many states to start the deposit clock.
Date, location, and whether a walk-through is offered.
Follow the lease and statute (mail, posting, email if allowed).