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The multi-tenancy also allows isolation, reducing risk of contamination.

If your landlord has deducted excessively high charges at the end of your tenancy, you also have the right to challenge them.

Tenancies were also on the rise with 541 in 2010/11, up 15.8% on the previous year.

New model tenancies will also increase security of tenure for tenants and prevent landlords from asking tenants to leave simply because a fixed-term contract has ended.

Before signing the tenancy, it's also important to check with the agent or landlord which of the mandated tenancy deposit schemes will be used to secure the deposit.

One idea being considered is private sector tenancy advice but also to build networks interested in specific issues such as mental health or education.

Tenancy conditions were also regulated, with contract replacing traditional terms; rent could not exceed 50 percent of the product, nor could a tenant hold more than 50 acres, to avoid subletting.

He highlights the Henderson UK Property fund, saying: "The fund invests directly in a portfolio of over 50 properties with an emphasis on quality to ensure they maintain a high level of tenancy and will also hold a weighting in cash for liquidity purposes.

Rules on tenancy agreements would also be changed to give more certainty to tenants wanting to remain in their properties for an extended period.

Tenancy in common also occurs when there is more than one owner on a property.

When it comes to longer fixed-term tenancies it is also clear that landlords are hindered by the restrictive lending practices that govern buy-to-let mortgage deals.