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Giving notice at the end of a fixed term rental contract
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Thanks all.
Based on my other thread "How long does it take to buy a house?" it seems I have underestimated how long the legal etc. items take to be done. So I will probably be here for a bit yet.
Haven't yet recieved any renewal documents from the LA - maybe they have forgotten! (Had them at the start of May last year).
Pretty sure that the Landlord address in my contract is made up:
- Company listed doesn't seem to exist
- Postcode isn't accepted on the Royal Mail website
I did have the title deed from the land registry which listed real people but can't find it on my computer now!0 -
There seems to be a lot of confusion between contract and lease, and between fixed term and fixed term tenancy.
A fixed term tenancy ends at the expiry of the term no matter what.
A 'fixed term' may not be the end of the tenancy, just the end of the minimum term term of the tenancy.0 -
It says it is an "Assured Shorthold Tenancy" so it is this one and just becomes a periodic one?jjlandlord wrote: »A 'fixed term' may not be the end of the tenancy, just the end of the minimum term term of the tenancy.0
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