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When you are a private landlord looking to let your property you have a choice of using a traditional high street agent or an online letting agent. Of course, you could always do everything yourself from advertising your property to finding a tenant to managing the tenancy and property. But let's assume you don't have the time, the experience, the knowledge or the inclination to take all that work on. You'll need a letting agent. 

Most private landlords will let their property on an assured shorthold tenancy or AST. But there are other options including an assured tenancy. The main difference between assured and shorthold tenancies is the security of the tenant. With an AST the landlord has right of possession after serving notice on the tenant. 

Having a tenant that has recently been made redundant is certainly not a situation you'd like to be in. However, it is, of course, a common reality. If you do find yourself in that situation right now, don't start panicking just yet. There are a number of different options available to you, and there are always ways to work around the situation. Here's a look at some ways you could proceed. 

Private landlords need to increase rent at certain times to maintain their investment and ensure that the rent their tenants pay is in line with similar properties in the area. As a landlord, it's important you do this in a legal and proper way so that tenants receive the right amount of notice before a rent increase takes effect.