What to Do at the End of Your Tenancy

At the end of your contract, what happens next will depend on what you want - and what your landlord wants. It can feel like a scary time, but it’s important to remember you have options. You could renew your contract, which could involve a rent increase. Or, your tenancy may become periodic (no fixed end date). While this can provide you with flexibility, it works both ways, and the landlord could end this without much notice. Of course, you could always move out also.   Maxine Fothergill, President of ARLA Propertymark joins our founder Phil Spencer again to share helpful advice and expertise. Ending a tenancy can be a stressful time, particularly if your landlord is the one who doesn’t want it to continue.   Listen in to find out: What happens at the end of a fixed term tenancy Cleaning at the end of your tenancy What condition you should leave the property in Getting your deposit back Your options (e.g. rolling contract, renewing)    Thank you for listening to the Move iQ podcast! If you enjoyed the show, please subscribe via your favourite podcast app – new episodes are released weekly! To access FREE advice on moving home visit moveiQ.co.uk We want to thank the sponsor of our show - Propertymark Propertymark is the leading professional membership body for the property sector. Propertymark uphold higher professional standards across the property sector in order to protect the consumer and regulate their members according to a Code of Practice with enforcement action where agents fall short. They provide their members with nationally recognised, vocational standards through accredited qualifications and an industry leading training program. Look for the Propertymark logos and make sure your transaction is Propertymark Protected. To find a Propertymark member click here Find out more about Move iQ To find out more about Move iQ, you can visit our website, where you can register to receive offers and benefits, and sign-up to receive our exclusive monthly newsletter. Please also connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or LinkedIn. If you have any questions for Phil or any special requests for topics to cover on the podcast then please email [email protected]. We’ve also got lots of great videos over on YouTube, so be sure to subscribe to our channel and let us know what you think.