Hussein Elmanshaliny’s Post

In Dubai, the tenancy relationship between landlords and tenants is governed by Law No. 26 of 2007, which aims to protect the rights of both parties and provide clear legal procedures for handling disputes and changes to rental contracts. One of the key aspects of this law is the notification requirement for any changes to the terms of the rental contract, including rent adjustments. According to the law, if either the landlord or the tenant wishes to make changes to the existing tenancy contract upon renewal, they must notify the other party at least 90 days before the contract's expiration date. This notification period is crucial for ensuring both parties have adequate time to consider and negotiate any proposed changes. However, if the deadline for providing this notice is missed, the law has specific provisions to handle such situations: Maintaining the Current Terms: If neither party provides the required 90-day notice for any changes, the tenancy contract will automatically be renewed under the same terms and conditions as the previous year. This means the rent, duration, and other contractual obligations remain unchanged. Negotiation Window: Despite the missed deadline, both parties can still negotiate and agree to new terms mutually. However, any changes agreed upon outside the 90-day notification period must be documented and signed by both the landlord and tenant to be legally binding. Dispute Resolution: In cases where disputes arise due to the lack of timely notice or disagreements over the changes, either party can file a complaint with the Rental Dispute Settlement Centre (RDSC). The RDSC will review the case based on the provisions of the tenancy law and make a decision to resolve the issue. It is crucial for both landlords and tenants to be aware of their rights and responsibilities under Dubai's tenancy law to avoid any legal complications and ensure a smooth renewal process. Keeping open lines of communication and adhering to the notification deadlines can help prevent misunderstandings and foster a fair rental relationship.

Can a Landlord Refuse to Renew a Tenancy Agreement in the UK? Landlords must take care when it comes to renewing tenancy agreements, as they must uphold tenants' rights while also working towards their goals for the lease renewal. Here, we explain the circumstances landlords can refuse to renew a tenancy agreement. #Landlord #Solicitors

Can a Landlord Refuse to Renew a Tenancy Agreement in the UK? Landlords must take care when it comes to renewing tenancy agreements, as they must uphold tenants' rights while also working towards their goals for the lease renewal. Here, we explain the circumstances landlords can refuse to renew a tenancy agreement. #Landlord #Solicitors

Can a Landlord Refuse to Renew a Tenancy Agreement in the UK? Landlords must take care when it comes to renewing tenancy agreements, as they must uphold tenants' rights while also working towards their goals for the lease renewal. Here, we explain the circumstances landlords can refuse to renew a tenancy agreement. #Landlord #Solicitors

"Residential Service Charges: A Practical Guide for Landlords" Understanding the legal requirements for reasonable service charges is crucial to avoid costly disputes. Our latest article by Associate Marissa Lawrence explains the legal requirements under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 and provides practical advice for both landlords and leaseholders. Follow the link below to read our guide and learn how to safeguard your service charges and maintain strong relationships with leaseholders. 📄👇

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In British Columbia, renting a property involves understanding the various legalities that govern tenancy agreements. One such crucial aspect is the termination of fixed-term tenancies. #BCtenancyagreementrules #EndingrentalagreementsinBC #FixedtermtenancyterminationBC #LandlordtenantdisputesBC #ResidentialTenancyActBritishColumbia

4 rental law changes in Queensland every property investor needs to know. These are ongoing changes and there's over 20 that I counted. For the full list, check out the Queensland Government's Residential Tenancies Authority. These next four I find really key and they came into effect on the 6th of June.  Number one: Rent bidding or accepting rent offers higher than the advertised price are banned. So that's even accepting rent offers higher than the advertised price.  Number two: maximum rent in advance. A property manager or owner cannot at the start of a new tenancy solicit, accept or invite a tenant to pay more rent in advance that exceeds two weeks for a periodic tenancy agreement and one month for a fixed tenancy agreement. Even if the prospective tenant makes an offer to pay more than the amount prescribed.  Number three: Rent increases. These are limited to 12 months and are attached to the property instead of the tenancy. Written agreements must state the date of the last rent increase. This is a key point that a lot of people are getting confused about. It's not based on the tenancy, it's based on the property. So for example, if you had a tenant that came in for only six months, at the end of the six months, you can't increase the rent. It's attached to that property. It's going to be a full 12 months.  And number four: Evidence of the last increase. So a tenant, by written notice, can request from a managing party. evidence of the day of the last rent increase which must be provided within 14 days There are more changes to this But these are the four that I noticed are really key that every property investor should know  Overall it doesn't really affect us in the grand scheme of things There are things that you need to know about and if you're choosing a good property manager They're going to be aware of all the legislative changes anyway What this means though, the properties that we're renting out for clients, we're factoring in if there needs to be an increase within that 12 months time anyway, so we're coming in stronger in many cases. #KevTran #KevTranGroup #BuyersAgent #PropertyInvestment #PassiveIncome #Australia #RealEstate #PassiveIncomeFromProperty #AustralianPropertyInvesting #AustralianPropertyMarketUpdate #InterestRateChanges #CashflowPositiveProperties #RealEstateInvestor #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyInvestment #InvestmentProperty #Investment #FinancialFreedom #FinancialIndependence #Wealth #RentalProperty #Property #AustraliaProperty #InvestingTips #PropertyPortfolio #WealthCreation

In British Columbia, renting a property involves understanding the various legalities that govern tenancy agreements. One such crucial aspect is the termination of fixed-term tenancies. #BCtenancyagreementrules #EndingrentalagreementsinBC #FixedtermtenancyterminationBC #LandlordtenantdisputesBC #ResidentialTenancyActBritishColumbia

In British Columbia, renting a property involves understanding the various legalities that govern tenancy agreements. One such crucial aspect is the termination of fixed-term tenancies. #BCtenancyagreementrules #EndingrentalagreementsinBC #FixedtermtenancyterminationBC #LandlordtenantdisputesBC #ResidentialTenancyActBritishColumbia