Ending a tenancy agreement the right way is less about legal wizardry and more about knowing which path to take. The rules really depend on what kind of agreement you have. For a periodic (rolling) tenancy, you’re generally looking at giving at least two months' notice. If you’re on a...
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Your Tenant Right to Quiet Enjoyment in the UK
The tenant right to quiet enjoyment is a cornerstone of your legal protection, making sure you can live in your rental property peacefully and without unreasonable interference from your landlord. It’s not about literal silence, but something much more fundamental: your right to privacy, security, and the full benefit of...
A Practical Guide to Renting in East London
Renting a room in East London can feel like a whirlwind. It's a place buzzing with culture and packed with unique neighbourhoods, but the pace is fast. The secret to success? Get prepared. Know your budget, shortlist your areas, and be ready to move quickly when you spot a great...
What is a lodger agreement? A quick guide to rights, differences, and benefits
Taking on a lodger means you’re essentially inviting a paying guest to share your home, and a lodger agreement is the contract that sets out the ground rules for this arrangement. It’s a specific type of agreement for live-in landlords here in the UK, making it much less formal than...
Finding Flatmates in London A Realistic How-To Guide
Finding a flatmate in London is a whirlwind. With high demand and even higher rents, the whole process moves at a pace that can feel relentless, but trust me, with a bit of strategy, it's completely doable. Your success really boils down to being prepared, knowing where to look, and...