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Renewing Tenancy Agreement £70
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I have been living in my rental property for nearly 3 years and I've never bothered renewing the contract. There really is very little point.littlemissmoney wrote:It will cost me more than £70 to move... I will have to pay some other letting agency £150 to credit check me instead! :mad:
I have been doing some research and a fixed term contract automatically becomes a periodic contract at the end of the term. So I can see no justification for charging me for "renewing" the contract. I can't believe I signed up to another fixed term contract and paid the £70 last year (pre MSE).Thanks to everyone who posts comps, I love winning prizes big and small
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i have never charged any of my tenants fees to renew an AST - i consider that i am privileged to have them want to stay on with me.0
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