This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website, read about our cookie policy.
Accept Cookies
National Residential Landlords Association
Home My Account My Portfolio
Join Us Log In

Method of Tenant Notice
Tenancy Types and Management

Ray D
Ray D
131 Thanks
759 Posts
15 years ago
0
Hi, hope you can help.
If the tenant wants to give notice to end the Tenancy must this notice be in writing (Or can we insist on this) or must we accept a verbal notice? I know a Tenant of ours is planning to leave but don't know when. I have tried to assist by writing to her to explain the process (Notice period, dates, check-out process etc)but have not heard from her.

Obviously without written notice there will be no evidence of when the notice was given or the date they wish to leave (And therefore when we have the right to conduct viewings.

Our notice to her of course must be in writing.

Please Login

You must be logged in to participate in our forums, to continue please login below.

Not a member? From only £99 you can join in the discussion and get access to member's only resources and services.

As the home for landlords, the NRLA are here to help you save time, save money, and stay compliant. NRLA membership gives you access to a vast range of expertise, resources, and exclusive member benefits and savings, designed to help and empower members. We also play a pivotal role in campaigning and championing the interests of landlords.

Join Today

Have you forgotten your password?