How should I deal with a tenancy agreement?
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I have a property I’d like to sell, the tenants have been there a number of years, I’ve explained
that I need to sell but alternative accommodation in the area is scarce.
They have offered to increase the rental to a more realistic market rent if they can stay for another year (about a 33% increase) I’ve excepted this and said that should they find somewhere else
they can leave without penalty or notice.
My question is what to do about a new tenancy agreement, leave it verbal or start a fresh one?
When they moved in it was by local estate agent on a finders fee only (they did the epc etc.)
that I need to sell but alternative accommodation in the area is scarce.
They have offered to increase the rental to a more realistic market rent if they can stay for another year (about a 33% increase) I’ve excepted this and said that should they find somewhere else
they can leave without penalty or notice.
My question is what to do about a new tenancy agreement, leave it verbal or start a fresh one?
When they moved in it was by local estate agent on a finders fee only (they did the epc etc.)
Thanks for all the above, yes I'm pretty well up-to-date with the regs etc, gas, deposit, ehic and so on, I'll check the last elec survey.
I had thought of selling with them in situ but at the rent they were paying it wasn't a great prospect.
I'm happy for them to stay another year at a fair rent so I'll see how it goes over the next year.
I had thought of selling with them in situ but at the rent they were paying it wasn't a great prospect.
I'm happy for them to stay another year at a fair rent so I'll see how it goes over the next year.
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