Notice requirements at end of tenancy?

Notice requirements at end of tenancy?

0:01 AM, 12th July 2023, About 10 months ago 6

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Hello, my tenant’s current rental agreement ends in October. I need to give notice as the house needs modernisation and won’t be habitable.

What are the important things to know? Is there a template notice document? I have an up-to-date gas certificate and EPC. There are no outstanding repairs. Anything else I need to be aware of?

Any advice is greatly appreciated,

Thanks,

Paul


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Mehmet Al

8:08 AM, 12th July 2023, About 10 months ago

I was told it had to be in a state of good repair before I could evict ? I’ve since had a major leak and need to completely renovate, but the agent is still saying I need to do it while their in there ??

Judith Wordsworth

8:45 AM, 12th July 2023, About 10 months ago

S21 needs to be served a minimum of 2 months before the expiry date on the tenancy agreement.
All forms re ASTs can be found here
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/assured-tenancy-forms

Nikki Palmer

8:59 AM, 12th July 2023, About 10 months ago

Reply to the comment left by Judith Wordsworth at 12/07/2023 - 08:45
Providing 4 months have lapsed.

RoseD

9:22 AM, 12th July 2023, About 10 months ago

Reply to the comment left by Nikki Palmer at 12/07/2023 - 08:59
Hi Nikki
Is there a requirement for 4 months? I thought it was statutory 2 months. I have no issues with repairs but may want to sell early next year.

Mike T

13:00 PM, 12th July 2023, About 10 months ago

Reply to the comment left by Nikki Palmer at 12/07/2023 - 08:59
Assuming a 6 month AST.
The 2 months refers, I understand, to the time of giving notice before end of tenancy.

Rod

15:59 PM, 12th July 2023, About 10 months ago

You can serve S21 from 4th month of the tenancy.

You also need
- Gas safety certificates for whole of tenancy
- EPC
- Deposit protection certificate (if relevant)
- Proof of providing government "How to Rent Guide" at start of tenancy

If you want more advice, you are welcome to check the guides on IHowz' site. Members can call our friendly advice team for specific advice.

https://ihowz.uk/landlords/

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