Renting Guide
How much notice do I need to give my landlord?
Everything you need to know to make sure you can leave your tenancy smoothly
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To end a periodic tenancy, you must provide at least 28 days' written notice to your landlord, though this may soon change to 21 days.
Ending a fixed-term tenancy early is not usually possible but can be done by:
- Reaching a written agreement with the landlord
- Assigning the tenancy to a new tenant
- Withdrawing due to family violence
For severe hardship or disputes, you can apply to the Tenancy Tribunal to end the agreement.
How to give notice to end a tenancy
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Applying to the Tenancy Tribunal to end a fixed term tenancy
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