4-5 weeks tenancy in an HMO
Tax Planning and Financial

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17 years ago

I have had an enquiry from a potential tenant who is on a trial period with a new company, and will either be dismissed after 4-5 weeks or offered full time employment.

He only wants to commit to 4-5 weeks.

I am not anti that idea as there tends to be a shortage of demand this side of the new year.

How do you suggest I respond?

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Cliff

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Tax Planning and Financial