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on 99.8% of our managed properties it is the tenant that gives notice under 3 years. The landlords express a desire for long term tenants when marketing, tenants are often wary of this, for obvious reasons such as change of jobs, relationships etc. We have a few company lets where the actual working contract is only for a set period, often 2 years. When I mentioned the possibly of 3 year tenancies to new tenants they were not keen. We start with 6 months (unless requested a 12 month one) and then the tenancy goes to Contractual Periodic.
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