About Greystar

Greystar Real Estate Partners is the largest apartment management company in the United States, managing over 700,000 units across the country. If you live in a Greystar-managed property and receive military orders, you have the right to terminate your lease early under SCRA.

Your SCRA Rights

  • Early Lease Termination - End your lease without penalty for PCS, deployment, or entering active duty
  • No Early Termination Fees - They cannot charge fees for breaking the lease
  • 30-Day Notice - Lease terminates 30 days after the next rent payment is due
  • Eviction Protection - Cannot evict without court order during service

How to Terminate Your Lease

  1. Notify your property manager
    Visit the leasing office in person or call to inform them you're terminating under SCRA.
  2. Submit written notice
    Provide a written termination letter along with a copy of your military orders.
  3. Note the termination date
    Your lease terminates 30 days after the next rent payment is due following your notice.
  4. Complete move-out inspection
    Schedule a move-out inspection and return all keys.
  5. Get your deposit
    Your security deposit should be returned minus any legitimate damage charges.

Required Documents

  • Written termination notice citing SCRA
  • Copy of military orders (PCS, deployment, or activation orders)
  • Photo ID

Contact Greystar

Property Office

Contact your specific property's leasing office directly. This is usually the fastest method.

Corporate

Greystar Corporate: 1-843-579-9400
18 Broad Street, Charleston, SC 29401

What to Expect

  • Most Greystar properties are familiar with military lease terminations
  • They should process your request without pushback
  • You will owe rent through the termination date
  • Security deposit returned within state-required timeframe (usually 30 days)

Pro Tip

Greystar manages properties under many different community names. Check your lease to confirm Greystar is the management company, or ask the leasing office.