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Which is best for me?
spikyspiky
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We moved into our rented house 7 months ago on a 6month AST. It has now gone over on to a rolling tenancy. The letting agents have just informed us that we can sign a new tenancy for 6 or 12 months if we like. As I don't feel terribley secure here, can someone tell me if its better in our interests to sign a new agreement, stay on a rolling contract, or does it make no difference to our long term security?
I can also add that the agent said the landlords have no wish to take their house back, they are quite happy to leave it being rented.
Thanks
We moved into our rented house 7 months ago on a 6month AST. It has now gone over on to a rolling tenancy. The letting agents have just informed us that we can sign a new tenancy for 6 or 12 months if we like. As I don't feel terribley secure here, can someone tell me if its better in our interests to sign a new agreement, stay on a rolling contract, or does it make no difference to our long term security?
I can also add that the agent said the landlords have no wish to take their house back, they are quite happy to leave it being rented.
Thanks
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i would just stay on a rolling contract and dont sign any further agreements. this means you can give one months notice at any time (as long as it ends on rent day)0
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