To end your tenancy, you must give us at least 28 days’ written notice in line with your tenancy agreement. The 28 day notice period begins on the day we receive your written notice. 

Typically, a tenancy ends with the death of the tenant however, under certain circumstances, people living in the house at the time of the tenant’s death may qualify for succession. Please contact us on 0141 331 6650 for more information. 

In the unfortunate event that you find yourself responsible for clearing property from a deceased relative’s tenancy, we request that you return the keys to GWHA up to two weeks from the date of death. We realise that this is a difficult and stressful time and will support you as much as possible. 

We can end your tenancy if there is a breach of the tenancy agreement and we proceed with court action and a decree for eviction is granted by the Sheriff Court. The most common breaches of the tenancy agreement are:

• Failure to pay your rent and keep your account four weeks in advance;
• Anti-Social Behaviour;
• Condition of the property/garden;
• Failure to occupy the property as your principle home