We hope this guide will be helpful to you, our friendly and knowledgeable staff will be happy to help with any enquiries or queries you may have at any stage of the process.
Payment of Rent: The first instalment of rent must be paid in cleared funds when singing your tenancy agreement. Thereafter, rent is payable by standing order (unless agreed otherwise) to arrive on the due date as stated in the tenancy agreement. This means that the standing order must be set up on your account so that your funds leave your account three days before the rent is due. Rent is exclusive of electricity, gas, water, telephone (wifi) and council tax
Since 15th of January 2016 the government has introduced a right to rent which is legal obligation for both agents and landlords to carry out on each tenant at the start of the tenancy and at the point of renewal. Click below for the government detailed guide https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/right-to-rent-document-checks-a-user-guide without this we will be unable to offer you a tenancy agreement.
Below are three different types of tenancy agreements which we use, if you are unsure of which tenancy you will need to apply for please have a read below
Every tenancy is subject to referencing and contracts.
Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement (AST): This is the most commonly used agreement. It can be used for houses and flats i.e. self contained units. It can also be used where a house or flat is rented as a whole to a group such as groups of students, young professionals, families etc.
The following fees applies for AST agreement.
Additional Fees:
Below are two different types of agreements should you be moving due to work
Company Let Agreement: This agreement is for use where the tenant is an incorporated body (e.g. a limited company, limited liability partnership (LLP) etc). Where there is more than one tenant none of them must be individuals. They must all be incorporated bodies. The tenancy is not an assured tenancy.
Common law tenancy: A fixed-term tenancy for a residential property, for use when an assured or assured shorthold tenancy is inappropriate; for example, a letting to a company, a tenancy where the annual rent is more than £100,000.
The following fees applies for a Company Let Agreement and Common law tenancy:
Additional Fees: