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If, for any reason, you decide to leave during your contracted term or decide to cancel after you have signed your tenancy agreement, the property manager might be able to release you from your tenancy only if the following conditions are met:  

• You find a suitable replacement to take a new tenancy agreement for the rest of your tenancy – this is called a tenancy takeover.  
• You pay an administration fee. Note – the property manager can’t refund you until the student replacing you has taken over your room’s contract, signed the tenancy agreement, paid the rent, and moved in. If you can’t find someone to take over your tenancy, you’ll be responsible for paying the full rent until the end of your tenancy agreement. 

Can I cancel my tenancy after moving in?

You can cancel your tenancy after moving in, though keep in mind that the terms in our cancellation policy will still apply. 

Can I do a tenancy takeover?

You can arrange a tenancy takeover, provided that your replacement tenant: 

• Is at least 18 years old and enrolled as a full-time student in a university near the accommodation.  
• Sign the tenancy agreement with us for the remainder of your contracted tenancy, and pay all sums due under it.  
• They will also provide a guarantor where reasonable, accepting the terms and conditions set in the tenancy agreement.  

If your tenancy take-over isn’t complete within 7 days, the rooms remain your responsibility. 

No Place, No Pay | No Visa, No Pay

If you’re a first-year potential undergraduate student and the offer at your preferred higher education institute is withdrawn, the property manager may be able to release you from your tenancy agreement if:

• You find a suitable replacement to take a new tenancy agreement for the rest of your tenancy – this person must be at least 18 years old, enrolled as a full-time student in a university close to the accommodation, enter into a tenancy agreement with us, pay all sums due within it, provide a guarantor where reasonable who must accept the terms and conditions set out in the tenancy agreement.
• You provide a written rejection letter from your chosen higher education institute.
• You provide a copy of the acceptance letter from your new higher education institute.
• If your visa is declined after you have signed your tenancy, you may be able to cancel your booking, though the property manager does need proof that it has been declined. You need a visa to study and remain in the UK.