Carol Sneag - Mandated Property Group Agent

Carol Sneag - Mandated Property Group Agent Your Property Professional for Rentals and Sales

13/08/2026
Vacancy Costs You Money – Let’s Keep Your Property Occupied
11/06/2026

Vacancy Costs You Money – Let’s Keep Your Property Occupied



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06/06/2026

Call me to list your property

"Renting isn’t just a stopgap anymore — for many, it’s a lifestyle choice. Ready to find your perfect rental fit? Let’s ...
22/05/2026

"Renting isn’t just a stopgap anymore — for many, it’s a lifestyle choice. Ready to find your perfect rental fit? Let’s talk!"

🏡 Landlords — peace of mind starts with the right tenants!  I don’t just fill vacancies — I find reliable, respectful te...
20/05/2026

🏡 Landlords — peace of mind starts with the right tenants!
I don’t just fill vacancies — I find reliable, respectful tenants who treat your property like their own.
✅ Background checks
✅ Credit & rental history
✅ Thorough interviews

We screen, you relax!
📞 072 343 8622 | 📧 [email protected]

Trusted, Experienced, and Focused on Rentals That Work
19/05/2026

Trusted, Experienced, and Focused on Rentals That Work




From listing to lease — FAST!  I specialize in upmarket rentals with quick turnaround and reliable tenants.  Your proper...
19/05/2026

From listing to lease — FAST!
I specialize in upmarket rentals with quick turnaround and reliable tenants.
Your property. My priority.

09/04/2026

You have been paying rent… everything seems fine…
Then suddenly you receive a notice: You have to leave.
How much notice is actually required? And who decides?

Landlord vs Tenant
A landlord is the owner of a property who lets someone else live in or use it.

A tenant is the person who occupies the property and pays rent.

The relationship is based on an agreement (usually rent for space).

When Can a Landlord Ask a Tenant to Leave?
A landlord cannot just wake up one day and force a tenant out.

The law requires proper notice before termination of tenancy.

How Much Notice Must Be Given?
The length of notice usually depends on the type of tenancy:
Monthly tenancy → At least one month’s notice
Quarterly tenancy (every 3 months) → At least 3 months’ notice
Yearly tenancy → At least 6 months’ notice
Weekly tenancy → At least one week’s notice

The notice must:
Be clear
Be properly served
Give the tenant enough time to prepare to vacate

After the notice expires if the tenant still refuses to leave the landlord may need to go through legal eviction procedures.

What a Landlord Cannot Do
Cannot use force to eject a tenant
Cannot remove doors lock the tenant out or throw out belongings
Must follow due legal process

Self-help eviction is not allowed.

In landlord-tenant matters it’s not just about ownership…
It’s about procedure, fairness, and proper notice.

If this made it clearer, drop a 🔥 and share many tenants and landlords still misunderstand how notice works.

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