A renter says they are moving out of a rented flat in about six weeks after their landlord increased the rent. The tenant reports that the landlord has arranged multiple viewings of the property before the move-out date, including an agent showing the flat to many prospective tenants. The case is presented as a question about whether a tenant can refuse to allow these viewings while they are still occupying the property. One outlet describes the landlord’s arrangements as involving numerous viewings, with at least one account stating the agent has already shown the property to around 15 new tenants. The discussion focuses on the legal position for tenants facing requests for access to their home for inspections or viewings ahead of moving out, particularly where the landlord’s actions are linked to a rent increase and an impending tenancy end. Across the reporting, the key points are the tenant’s intention to leave, the rent rise, the landlord arranging repeated viewings through an agent, and the tenant’s attempt to understand their rights regarding access before they vacate.