In the event that the existing tenant cannot stay on, when do they need to reinstate the property?

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We will generally inform the tenant of our reinstatement requirements 6 months prior to the expiry of their tenancy. For cases with shorter tenures, we will inform them earlier to ensure that the tenant has sufficient time to reinstate and prepare for the handover of the property upon the expiry of the tenancy.

In the event that the existing tenant cannot stay on, when do they need to reinstate the property?

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