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Ensure the rent is up to date, the utilities notified and the property returned to the standard it was taken once fair wear and tear is factored in; when surrendering a rented property. Here are 4 things to do when your tenancy is drawing to a close.
A tenancy relationship can breakdown for a host of reasons. To resolve problems that arise during a tenancy, landlords must know their legal rights as well as the tenants.
If you’re a landlord, here is some guidance to avoid the pitfalls when serving a section 21 notice.
Many property owners reveal that they fear the consequences of what might happen if they rent their property to a tenant who refuses to leave when it’s time to vacate the property. Here are afew things to do when tenants refuse to pay the rent or vacate the property;
As a landlord you may face situations where your tenant stops paying the rent. Before making any rash decisions, have a look at what you can do;
Many landlords reveal that one of their biggest fears is that their tenant may refuse to surrender the property when it’s time to leave or they have broken the terms of the agreement. As examples, anti-social behaviour and overdue rent are reasons why a tenancy needs to end, but landlords currently have the option to end …
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Are you a tenant struggling to pay the rent or a landlord who hasn’t received the rent due to the COVID-19 global health crisis? This guide will help you understand the restrictions imposed by the Coronavirus Act 2020, how it affects a residential tenancy, and what practical steps need to be considered within this context. What Was …
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What Were The Outcomes Of The Act? The act was fundamentally designed to redress the balance between landlord and tenant rights while providing landlords more control over the possession of their property. The government aimed to revive the waning private rental market by doing this. They made changes to three key areas of the English Property …
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You thought you found the perfect tenants; however they aren’t what you imagined. Whether they’re causing damage to the property or failing to pay rents etc. Here are some tips to help you deal with them.
As a landlord you may face situations where your tenant stops paying the rent. Before making any rash decisions, have a look at what you can do;
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