Solving the increased cost of providing 'all inclusive bills' in an HMO on individual contracts.
Tenancy Types and Management

Neutron

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1 year ago

Contracts are all now contractual periodic (all with different start dates). Plan is to leave the rent the same due to RPI & Mortgage increases, but tell Utility Co. I am no longer responsible for the Utilities. If I propose a 'joint' start date, say 1st Feb for the new terms, would just 'offering' a new contract starting on 1st Feb be ok, or do you think I would I have to give 2 months notice with a new contract.

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Solving the increased cost of providing 'all inclusive bills' in an HMO on individual contracts. Tenancy Types and Management

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Solving the increased cost of providing 'all inclusive bills' in an HMO on individual contracts.
Tenancy Types and Management