Save thousands. Pay once.
The voluntary early termination fee in your lease is typically 2 months rent — about $3,000–$4,000. Notice My Landlord helps you exercise the statutory right that doesn't require paying it.
Free
See if you qualify
- ✓Eligibility check against TX/FL statutes
- ✓Lease parser surfaces the clause that lets you terminate without paying the early termination fee
- ✓Plain-English summary of your legal position
- ✓No documents — upgrade when you're ready
DIY
Documents, you mail them
- ✓Everything in Free
- ✓Termination notice (formal letter, cites your specific statute)
- ✓Photo evidence attachment with labeled exhibits
- ✓Work-order history summary
- ✓Dispute response letter template (for if landlord bills you the fee anyway)
- ✓Download as PDFs, mail yourself via certified mail
Done For You
We send it for you
- ✓Everything in DIY
- ✓We print and mail your termination notice via USPS Certified Mail with return receipt
- ✓Tracking number + delivery confirmation in your dashboard
- ✓Address verification — no risk of wrong-address bounceback
VIP
Concierge end-to-end
- ✓Everything in Done For You
- ✓We monitor for landlord response — if they bill you the early termination fee, we auto-send the dispute response letter (also via certified mail)
- ✓SMS notifications at every milestone (delivery confirmed, response received)
- ✓Priority email support during business hours
Why pay anything?
The hard parts of this process aren't writing the letter — they're: (a) finding the right statute and citing it correctly, (b) getting the tone exactly right (a NOTICE, not a request), (c) listing every reported condition with the right dates, and (d) preempting the landlord's common defenses with the right legal counter-arguments.
Get any one of those wrong and the landlord's lawyer reads it for 1 second and bins it. We've specialized this for TX §92.056 and FL §83.56 — the exact statutes that make the fee waiver possible.
Notice My Landlord provides document preparation, not legal advice. Documents should be reviewed by a qualified attorney before use. Use of this service does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Notice My Landlord provides document preparation assistance, not legal advice. Notice My Landlord is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation. Documents generated by Notice My Landlord should be reviewed by a qualified attorney before use. Use of this service does not create an attorney-client relationship.