Tenancy Agreement - Unfurnished - NEW Renters' Rights Act compliant
Product description
Technical Specifications
Guidance Booklet:
- Introduction
- Tenant’s obligations
- Access for the landlord
- Landlord’s obligations
- Insurance
- Tenant fees
- Tenancy deposit protection schemes
- Energy Performance Certificates
- Guarantor
- Property licensing
- Looking after your tenant’s data
- Terminating the tenancy
- Guidance notes on agreement completion
- Completed example of tenancy agreement
Loose-leaf:
- One copy of an Assured Periodic Tenancy agreement for England, or Private Residential Tenancy agreement for Scotland, for letting an unfurnished house or flat.
Downloads provided:
- Tenancy Application Form
- Tenant's Bank Standing Order Mandate
ARTICLES
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