Posted By: Begbie
Agents rewenal fee - 09/03/2014 15:17
I'm pretty sure Ali_hire is going to be the main person to answer this question, but thought I would throw it out there for everyone else.
Having being in a rented property for 3 years, our tenancy renewal is up again, but this time the letting agency is asking for £84 to renewal, but not via paper, but doing electronically with a click here to sign thing. £84 quid to click and email back, that's taking the piss slightly! It was £74 last year!
Anyway, if I do pay it, it will put us on a Assured Shorthold Agreement, but with the clauses of:
To me, that break clause can be issued at any time? Am I correct? If so, wouldn't it be better to go to a periodic rolling agreement where the break clause is still the same, then I wouldn't need to pay the renewal fee.
Ideally, I'd like not to pay this renewal fee if possible!
Having being in a rented property for 3 years, our tenancy renewal is up again, but this time the letting agency is asking for £84 to renewal, but not via paper, but doing electronically with a click here to sign thing. £84 quid to click and email back, that's taking the piss slightly! It was £74 last year!
Anyway, if I do pay it, it will put us on a Assured Shorthold Agreement, but with the clauses of:
Quote:
1. Break Clause
1.1. The Landlord shall be entitled to terminate this Tenancy by giving Notice to the Tenant as follows:
1.1.1. The period of the Notice to be a minimum of two calendar months
1.1.2. The Notice period will expire on the last day of a period of the Tenancy and must be served in writing
1.1.3. Notice must be served in accordance with the Tenancy Terms and Conditions
1.2. The Tenant shall be entitled to terminate this Tenancy by giving Notice to the Landlord as follows:
1.2.1. The period of the Notice to be a minimum of one calendar month
1.2.2. The Notice period will expire on the last day of a period of the Tenancy and must be served in writing
1.2.3. Notice must be served in accordance with the Tenancy Terms and Conditions
1.1. The Landlord shall be entitled to terminate this Tenancy by giving Notice to the Tenant as follows:
1.1.1. The period of the Notice to be a minimum of two calendar months
1.1.2. The Notice period will expire on the last day of a period of the Tenancy and must be served in writing
1.1.3. Notice must be served in accordance with the Tenancy Terms and Conditions
1.2. The Tenant shall be entitled to terminate this Tenancy by giving Notice to the Landlord as follows:
1.2.1. The period of the Notice to be a minimum of one calendar month
1.2.2. The Notice period will expire on the last day of a period of the Tenancy and must be served in writing
1.2.3. Notice must be served in accordance with the Tenancy Terms and Conditions
To me, that break clause can be issued at any time? Am I correct? If so, wouldn't it be better to go to a periodic rolling agreement where the break clause is still the same, then I wouldn't need to pay the renewal fee.
Ideally, I'd like not to pay this renewal fee if possible!