Can I legally run a rent-to-rent service accommodation (SA) strategy in England without the landlord's explicit consent for sub-letting, or what are the exact clauses to look for in a tenancy agreement?
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No, you cannot legally run a rent-to-rent SA strategy without the landlord's explicit consent for sub-letting. It's crucial to have a commercial agreement, not a standard tenancy, ensuring you have the right to operate SA.
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