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leonidas83 · 2013-02-18 08:57:25

Hello, Does anyone know the accepted notice that needs to be given for showing a rental property(with tenants in it) thats up for sale? As long as all parties are agreed I would assume asap but what if their isnt agreement, is their a minimum length of time the tenant needs to be given notice for? Thanks in advance

18-02-2013 8:57am

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leonidas83

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Hello,

Does anyone know the accepted notice that needs to be given for showing a rental property(with tenants in it) thats up for sale? As long as all parties are agreed I would assume asap but what if their isnt agreement, is their a minimum length of time the tenant needs to be given notice for? Thanks in advance

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#2 18-02-2013 9:11am

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Technically a tenant does not have to agree to such a viewing at all, so there is no minimum notice as such.

Should the tenant be agreeable to such an arrangement, then Id say a minimum of 48 hours notice would be fair. Obviously any such viewing would be entirely at the tenants convenience, so they should be given as much notice as possible.

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