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It should say within your TA wether you pay fees for renewal. Mine cost £60 wether extended for 6 months or a year! Last time I asked for 16 months knowing I'd be moving in September so still had to pay £60 but got longer for my money. It also benefitted me at that point to have a fixed term so I knew I wouldn't have to worry about being told to leave in the middle of a semester at uni.0
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It does not have to.WibblyGirly wrote: »It should say within your TA wether you pay fees for renewal.
If you are signing a brand new fixed term tenancy agreement, the terms of the preceeding agreement (rent, length of term, fees etc) are all irrelevant.
It is the terms of the new agreement that matter.
So if the landlord/agent requires a fee for the new agreement, he can charge this whether the old agreement mentioned a fee or not.0
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