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Lease question

mcko · 2017-05-01 08:11:12

I have a house rented out for the last three years to a couple, they signed a one year lease and are still there , do I need to get them to sign a new lease every year.

01-05-2017 8:11am

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mcko

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I have a house rented out for the last three years to a couple, they signed a one year lease and are still there , do I need to get them to sign a new lease every year.

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#2 01-05-2017 8:13am

godtabh

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mcko wrote: »

I have a house rented out for the last three years to a couple, they signed a one year lease and are still there , do I need to get them to sign a new lease every year.

you dont have to but you can.

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#3 01-05-2017 8:17am

Samuel T. Cogley

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Look up Part IV tenancies - I don't bother with 12 month leases as they generally only dilute your rights as a LL.

Edit: The advantage though is they are slightly more likely top stay the 12 months.

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#4 01-05-2017 8:19am

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No

They have part iv rights security of tenure for 4 years. Signing a fixed lease can not change that. Should they leave the new tenants you take on will have security of tenure for 6 years after being there 6 months.

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