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Moving a Tenant Out
Introduction to move-outs
Whether a tenant has paid for their current billing cycle or not, DomicoCloud makes moving a tenant out easy. The Payment Entry screen in the tenant’s profile will show what the tenant currently owes. The attached unit with a description of that period can also be found there.
Review tenant account before calculating move-out
Self storage property management software is powerful for tracking all tenant accounts and facility units so, care should be taken when making any change no matter how small. In this example with moving out our tenant, we’ll review the account to identify the following:
- The tenant owes for the current cycle at a $45 rate
- They are also late by 27 days

Calculate move-out shows pro-rated amount
By clicking on “Calculate Moveout” in the Payment Entry screen, DomicoCloud will calculate how much the tenant owes if he were to move out today. This tools becomes extremely helpful for facility managers and owners so they can conveniently move tenants out and still collect money due to them.
Review new balance
In this example, once Calculate Moveout has been clicked, the new pro-rated amount shows $41.42, what the tenant owes for this current period up to today.


Removing unit from lease
Units, Tenants, and Settings is what is attached to a Lease. When we move a tenant out of a unit, we’re essentially removing the unit from the lease. If there is only 1 unit linked to the Lease in question, that Lease will become Inactive. The software does this automatically to eliminate the possibility of charging the tenant after they’re no longer in the unit.

Initiate move-out
The final step of the move-out process can be found under Unit(s) in the tenant’s profile. By clicking Move out, the software will not that the Lease will be inactive if there is only 1 unit attached (as explained above).
Also in this example, the software shows a write off amount. The $3.58 balance is for the remainder of the billing cycle if the tenant will NOT move out today.Â


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