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What happens if the tenancy isn’t exempt?

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What happens if the tenancy isn’t exempt?

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A. If a current regulated tenancy does not fall into one of the above categories, the landlord can still apply direct to the Rent Officer but the new rent determined will be based on the assumption that the property does not meet the fitness standard. In order to maximise the rent that can be charged, the landlord will need to apply to the district council for a fitness inspection. Landlords should contact their district council environmental health department for further information. Visit our Useful Links page for contact information on district councils.

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