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Rolling Tenancy Agreement
super_saver123
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We have been renting in our current property for 3 and a half year and our landlord always insists on a fixed term agreement rather than allowing a rolling agreement.
Are landlords allowed to do this?
I understand that a fixed tenancy offers security for both sides for the time of the tenancy, but we do not have any intention of moving for the time being. The faff with the paperwork and the fees (although are the fees the landlord's responsibility now?) are what is making a rolling agreement more attractive to us.
Thanks
Are landlords allowed to do this?
I understand that a fixed tenancy offers security for both sides for the time of the tenancy, but we do not have any intention of moving for the time being. The faff with the paperwork and the fees (although are the fees the landlord's responsibility now?) are what is making a rolling agreement more attractive to us.
Thanks
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That said, you can just refuse to sign it.0
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