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You need to consider self-catering letting options if you let a property for holiday purposes.
Occupiers do not gain any rights to stay on in your property as long as it is actually let for a holiday.
For out-of-season lettings, you may wish to consider an assured tenancy or an assured shorthold tenancy.
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