Creates a new management termination to document the loss of mandate for specific items.

A management termination can include any combination of:

• Management contracts: Complete management agreements with landlords
• Asset groups: Groups of related properties
• Assets: Individual properties

At least one item must be provided for termination. The termination will:

• Record the reason and effective date
• If the termination_date is today or in the past, immediately process the termination
• If the termination_date is in the future, schedule the termination

Processing Effects

When a termination becomes effective:

• Associated leasing contracts are closed
• The termination status changes to 'effective'
• Webhook events are triggered for updated leasing contracts

Using landlord_id

You can use the landlord_id parameter to terminate all management contracts for a specific landlord.
This is a convenience method that:

• Validates the profile exists and is a landlord
• Automatically retrieves all active (not terminated) management contracts for that landlord
• Creates the termination with all those contracts

You can also combine landlord_id with management_contract_ids to add additional contracts
to the termination.

Termination Reasons

• property_sold: The property has been sold
• self_management: The owner will manage the property themselves
• switched_agency: The owner is moving to another property management company
• service_dissatisfaction: The owner is unhappy with the service
• lack_of_responsiveness: The property manager was not responsive
• accounting_errors: There were accounting issues
• fees_too_high: The management fees were too expensive
• prolonged_vacancy: The property remained vacant for too long
• mandate_not_renewed: The management mandate expired and was not renewed
• other: Other reason (specify in reason_details)