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I still think the most flexible option is to arrange the lease periodically, and that`s my preferred option In fact, there were no cases where a lessor was prosecuted if he did not re-protect the deposit when the lease became periodic, otherwise it would not be legislation that would not terminate a periodic tenancy agreement more flexibly, as there is no significant “fixed” period and is particularly attractive for tenants who move regularly for work obligations. This gives tenants the freedom to search for another property and inform the landlord when and when they wish. As the contract approaches, you will need to consider whether you want to renew a new contract or have the lease extended into a periodic lease. You must also re-protect the deposit and provide the tenant with all the required information about how the deposit was protected (even if you had it when you first took the deposit). There is an additional complication, only for the next few years, since the legislation has changed and deposits are now limited to five weeks` rent (or six if the annual rent is $50,000 or more). Most landlords will currently have a larger deposit than this one, so if you renew a lease with a new contract, you will probably have to return a portion of their deposit to the tenant. A rental extension is your ability to increase the rent if needed. They must be in advance with the tenant to give them enough time, negotiate or cancel if they feel the new rent is too high. If you want to terminate the lease for the fixed term rather than at the end, you can only do so if there is a break clause in the agreement. Break clauses are generally reciprocal and, since the law requires the lessor to grant two months of time under an AST contract, the tenant is generally required to do the same. The same conditions apply in the expiring lease, but the only difference is that the new lease becomes periodic. The “period” depends on how often the rent is paid.

If the rent is paid z.B. on the basis of PCM (per calendar month), the contract is monthly. The same principle applies when the rent is paid weekly or two weeks. In the case of a rolling agreement, the lease may be terminated at any time by both parties, provided that the required termination period (normally two months) is indicated. When the time comes, it`s important to know your options so you can make an informed decision about whether you want to renew or terminate your current lease. In practice, whatever the result you are fishing (and if the tenants have been decent, most landlords will hope they stay), it`s a good idea to contact the tenants a few months before the rent expires to let them off steam. Depending on the contract, they may only have to cancel you a month in advance if they want to leave at the end of the lease, but if the relationship is decent, then they probably won`t object to you knowing their plans, and if they move, you`ll have a better chance of thinking about getting a replacement at the best. You may be able to terminate your fixed-term lease prematurely with a break clause or through negotiations with your landlord. If you`ve found good tenants, you`re going to want to hold on to them, right? In this context, negotiations for an extension of their lease should not be delayed when the original term expires.