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Tenancy renewal contract one price, then changed it?
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Hi Guys,
Thank you all for various bits of advice.
Cheers,
Bear0 -
It's up to you.
You can move out at the end of your fixed term.
You can wait for the tenancy to go periodic.
You can write to the landlord requesting you go periodic
You can negotiate with the agents to resign a new agreement and pay their stupid fees but at the original price. etc etc
You have all the power. You just need to decide what you want and how far to push it.
dfMaking my money go further with MSE :j
How much can I save in 2012 challenge
75/1200 :eek:0 -
I think the time I would spend arguing with them will be detrimental for my other commitments and for the sake of saving 600 quid this year I don't think it is worth it.
I live in Oxford and here the rental and property markets are booming the highest in the whole country (even more than London) so they can find a tenant within a day if they have to.0
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