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Ending a tenancy early

CLJ2986 · 2021-06-14 19:33:48

I've read a lot of threads and the information in the first thread but I'm still not sure and hoping someone can help. We are (hopefully) close to exchange/completion of our purchase, however we are currently in a rental. As I understand it, I'm currently on a periodic tenancy running from 15th of the month to the 14th of…

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secla Posts: 361 Forumite

16 June 2021 at 10:47PM edited 16 June 2021 at 10:52PM

I understand where you're coming from and there is really no harm in asking. But from the landlords point of view its money out of his pocket that he doesn't have to pay out. most people will have this issue when they move out of rented into there own property as it would be extremely lucky to time everything up exactly. But like i said no harm in asking, you may have a very generous landlord

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