A. As a landlord, you need to give the tenant notice that you require possession once the term of the shorthold tenancy agreement have come to an end. There are no stringent regulations about how to word this. If it isn’t the “natural” end of the tenancy, you need to give the tenant two weeks’ notice for circumstances like rent arrears. More on this later.
A. As a landlord, you need to give the tenant notice that you require possession once the term of the shorthold tenancy agreement have come to an end. There are no stringent regulations about how to word this. If it isn’t the “natural” end of the tenancy, you need to give the tenant two weeks’ notice for circumstances like rent arrears. More on this later.
