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Setting the rent is a fundamental requirement for every tenancy and from time to time a landlord will want to raise the rent to reflect his increasing costs.

Different rules apply for setting and increasing the rent depending on the type of tenancy.

A tenant will also face penalties for non-payment of rent. These vary depending on the type of tenancy but are governed by the same legislation.

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• Setting the rent for assured and assured shorthold tenancies
• Setting the rent for regulated tenancies
• Rent books and receipts
• Raising the rent in an Assured or Assured Shorthold tenancy
• Rent review clauses in the tenancy agreement
• Rent increase by agreement
• Rent increase using Section 13 Notices
• Rent increases for regulated tenancies
• Rent Arrears
• Alternatives to Possession for rent arrears
• Grounds for possession for non-payment of rent - assured and assured shorthold tenancies
• Possession Procedure for rent arrears
• Non-payment of rent - regulated tenancies