Letting Your Home
| Published |
31 March 2007 |
| Type(s) |
Manuals leaflets and booklets
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| Site |
Housing |
| Product code |
06HC04438 |
| Price |
Free |
Summary
When you let your property to a tenant, the tenancy is usually an assured shorthold tenancy (unless you agree otherwise in writing or it is outside the assured tenancy legislation). This means that:
- you have a guaranteed right to get your home back after six months - if you need to
- you can charge a market rent
- you can get your home back if your tenant owes you at least two months' or eight weeks' rent
- tenants causing a nuisance to local people can be evicted.
The downloadable leaflet (below) gives more detail.
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