Renting Guide
Everything you need to know about ending a fixed term tenancy
Ready to go? Here’s what you need to do
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Ending a fixed-term tenancy requires written notice with the property address and end date. For agreements from 11 February 2021, tenants must give at least 28 days' notice before the term expires.
You can end a tenancy early in specific situations:
- With your landlord's written agreement (reasonable costs may apply).
- By assigning the lease to a new tenant.
- By applying to the Tenancy Tribunal for severe hardship.
For free advice, contact Tenancy Services or the Citizens Advice Bureau.
How to give notice to end a tenancy
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If you're ready to leave your rental it's always better to do it by the book.
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Applying to the Tenancy Tribunal
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