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Staying in rented property 1-2 weeks longer than specified in the notive
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If the OP were to stay beyond their notice, could they be held liable for the expenses of someone else who was expecting to move into the rented property after them?0
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If the OP were to stay beyond their notice, could they be held liable for the expenses of someone else who was expecting to move into the rented property after them?
No, The landlord shouldn't sign a tenancy agreement with new tenants until the old tenants have vacated.
Which is why its common to sign the tenancy agreement on the day you move in.*Assuming you're in England or Wales.0 -
We spoke to our landlord as we needed to extend and were honest about why. They have been very decent about the whole thing and we are currently have a nice couple of weeks overlap to move into our new home. So the key is just talk to your landlord and be open you might be surprised. Good luck0
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