Rules for rent increase

By Annie5
September 16, 2022 in Property

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Posted September 16, 2022

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Posted September 16, 2022

Hi everyone, I am in private rented accommodation. I have a yearly assured tenancy agreement due for renewal in early January. My landlord has just proposed a rent increase of 10%. Can he do this with only 4 months notice? I thought they had to give 6 months notice. Does anyone know? Many thanks, Annie

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