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Rent increase - Scotland
GlasgowExpat2
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I want to increase my tenant’s rent as it’s now below market value (hasn’t increased since she moved in in 2016). As the tenancy agreement was issued before December I understand I don’t need to issue a Rent Increase Notice so do I just send a letter? Do I still need to give 3 months’ notice?
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Is this a SaT or a PRT please?
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It’s a SaT0
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Use Scottish government online system is my advice0
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That's a neat system!theartfullodger said:I am a Mortgage Adviser - You should note that this site doesn't check my status as a mortgage adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.
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That doesn’t apply as the agreement was issued prior to December 2017.theartfullodger said:0 -
Apologies, my bad:
SaL have a guide & template letter - (they have letters for both PRT & SaT)
https://scottishlandlords.com/resources/documents-factsheets/?fwp_documents_factsheets_search=rent increase
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Thanks for the link but i’m not a member so can’t access the templatetheartfullodger said:Apologies, my bad:
SaL have a guide & template letter - (they have letters for both PRT & SaT)
https://scottishlandlords.com/resources/documents-factsheets/?fwp_documents_factsheets_search=rent increase0 -
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