A tenancy notice period is simply the formal heads-up required before a rental agreement can legally come to an end. It's the minimum amount of time, either set down in law or in your contract, that a landlord or tenant has to give before the tenancy officially finishes. Getting your...
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What Is a Periodic Tenancy: what is periodic tenancy agreement for UK landlords
A periodic tenancy agreement is essentially a rolling rental contract that comes with no fixed end date. It just keeps renewing itself for a set period—usually month-to-month or week-to-week—until either the landlord or the tenant decides to end it by giving the proper legal notice. Your Guide to Understanding a Periodic...
A Modern Landlord's Guide to Direct Property Lettings
Direct property lettings simply means you’re cutting out the traditional letting agent and managing the whole rental process yourself. It’s a hands-on approach that gives you, the landlord, complete control over who you choose, how you market your property, and how it's managed day-to-day. This approach often leads to significant cost...
A Landlord's Guide to Issuing a Section 13 Notice
A Section 13 notice is the official, legally required way for a landlord in the UK to increase the rent on a property once the tenancy becomes ‘periodic’ – in other words, when it rolls into a month-by-month arrangement. It’s a specific process laid out under the Housing Act 1988,...
Renting out my house: A practical UK guide for landlords
So, you’re thinking about renting out your house or a spare room? It’s a brilliant way to bring in some extra income, but success starts long before you even think about placing an advert. Getting it right from the beginning saves a world of headaches later on. The first moves you...