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CONTRACT TYPES

The contracts (Tenancy Agreements) for rented residential property come under three main headings:
  • Private tenancies.
  • Council tenancies.
  • Housing Association tenancies.
This web site deals with private tenancies which can be one of the following:
  • An Assured Shorthold tenancy.
  • An Assured tenancy.
  • A Regulated tenancy.
  • A Licence.
Most private tenancies these days are Assured Shorthold tenancies and the property, whether a house or flat, is usually furnished. The contract period is usually six months and terminates at the end of the six month period. It is prudent for the landlord to to give the tenant Notice of Possession at least two months prior to the expiration of the six month period (citing the termination date on the contract).

The Assured tenancy gives the tenant significantly more protection and accordingly is far less common than the assured shorthold tenancy.

A Regulated tenancy provides both landlords and tenants with the facility to apply to the Rent Service for a "fair rent" to be fixed. The "fair rent" is set for a period of two years and depending on the circumstances can be set at either a higher or a lower level than the previous rent.

A Licence is usually applied to a shared flat or house or to a property which is supplied as part of the licensee's job. Licensees have fewer rights than tenants and in some cases any notice to quit need only be reasonable and need not be in writing.



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