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End of Short Assured Tenancy - What to do next?
nmd001
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I am about to let out my flat for the second time (first tenant was great but has decided to get back together again with her husband).The next let will be on a short assured tenancy again for 6 months, once this ends what is the best option for continuing with the same tenant. IS it better to move onto a periodic month to month arrangement or to start a brand new short assured tenancy.I will be managing the letting myself and not using an agent.Many thanks for any help.
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depends whether you prefer the security of knowing you will definitely be getting rent for a 6+month period or prefer the flexibility of regaining possession with only 2 month notice.
If you don't really know or have no preference why not just offer the tenant the choice?0
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