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What if I need my property back before the end of the tenancy; can I ask my tenant to leave?

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If you have a fixed term tenancy, unless there is a mutual break clause, your tenant will be able to stay in your property until the end of the fixed term and you will need to serve notice at least two months before the end of the tenancy, advising that you require possession at the end of the fixed term. Any request to leave prior to the end of the fixed term would have to be negotiated with the tenant which, if we are managing the property we can do on your behalf.

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Paul Deveney
Residential Landlords
Paul has worked in lettings for over 20 years and prides himself on his wealth of experience and knowledge. He is now the head of lettings, and one of the main board of directors at The Acorn Group.

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