Tenancy changes
Moving in with a spouse, the birth of a child, temporary student life in another city and many other changes in people’s life situations also affect their housing. Read how to deal with different resident and agreement changes.
- Changes to lease
A change in the life situation can turn anyone’s housing arrangements upside down. In certain situations, you can transfer your lease agreement to a family member, give your apartment to another person for a fixed period of time, sublease your apartment for a short period of time or have a subtenant live with you in your apartment.
- Resident data maintenance
In order to keep the housing register up to date, please notify Heka of any changes in the information concerning the residents of the apartment.
- Terminating a lease agreement
Always terminate the lease agreement in writing. The notice period for non-fixed-term lease agreements is one month.
- If a tenant dies
The death of the tenant does not automatically terminate the lease agreement; instead, the lease continues with the estate on the same terms as before.