Why do you need a residential tenancy agreement

Why do you need a residential tenancy agreement

Without a tenancy agreement in place, landlords and tenants have no written record of their contract, which leaves both parties with reduced legal options if a dispute occurs. Rental agreements protect the legal rights of both parties. A tenancy agreement is a binding contract between you and your tenant(s). It sets out, clearly and without room for misinterpretation, what is expected of the landlord and the tenant, and the length of the agreement between both parties. It also explains what either sides legal obligations if the other party do not keep to their side of the agreement. Although it is not a legal requirement to have a written tenancy agreement. It is beneficial to have a written tenancy agreement. It will make it much easier for all involved.
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Evicting a tenant and recovering the rent

How to evict a tenant for non payment of rent Evicting a tenant can be very difficult. Discover how to do it, recovering the rent and which factors to take into consideration. If the tenant does not leave on or before the possession date, you can instruct a High Court Enforcement Officer to start the enforcement […]
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Assured shorthold tenancy: how to start them right

Discover in this article how to beginning an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST), learning from the common mistakes, in order to get it right. In the long-term, it will work out better for all parties. Comply with the regulations, provide all necessary information You must provide your tenants with a valid gas certificate, an Energy Performance […]
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Company Letting Agreement and Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement

If you’re a little bit confused and would like to understand what Company Letting Agreement and Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement (AST) are, their differences and the regulation, then read on… What are Assured Shorthold Tenancies: ASTs are usually generally for six or 12 months. This would give the landlord the chance to review the tenancy and […]
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Assured Shorthold Tenancies

Assured shorthold tenancy agreement UK Assured Shorthold Tenancies (AST) are the most common type of tenancy agreement. Discover all its criteria and when this agreement cannot be used. Most private tenants receive assured shorthold tenancies, usually for 6 or 12 months. The tenant must protect their deposit and give them at least 2 months’ notice […]
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