RLA : Landlord Section 13 Rent Increase NotificationRLA : Landlord Section 13 Rent Increase Notification

Rent Increase Notification

If the Tenancy Agreement makes no provisions for the landlord to make a rent increases, then you have two options to increase the rent :
  1. Renew the contract at the end of the fixed term but at an increased rent.
  2. At the end of the fixed term, serve a Section 13(2) Notice of the Housing Act 1988, proposing an increase in rent. (Download this document below)

Please note - the amount of increase should be considered in relation to the rental charges for other similar properties in the same area. If increases put the rent well above market rents, tenants can apply for the rent to be assessed by a Rent Assessment Committee. If they then reduce the rent, you are bound to this figure for 12 months.

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RLA : Landlord Section 13 Rent Increase Notification

Tenancy Deposit Scheme Questionnaire

The Government's Tenancy Deposit Scheme came into force on 6th April 2007 and now it is illegal (civil not criminal) to take a deposit from a tenant without registering it under one of the approved schemes.

We would be grateful if you could spare a few minutes to complete this quick questionnaire.

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