Holiday Letting Agreement

Name: Holiday Letting Agreement
Brand: Lawpack
SKU: 00000055

£17.99

Reference: 9781909104518

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England - electronic Form

Product description

Holiday home owner?
This “Download Now” Holiday Letting Agreement takes away the difficulty of letting out a furnished property on a holiday let basis.
This Holiday Letting Agreement should be used for a short-term holiday let of a furnished property in England. It’s available as a "Download Now" document, so there's no hanging around waiting for it to arrive!
This Holiday Let Agreement has been approved by Tessally Belton, Chartered Legal Executive, an expert in Landlord and Tenant Law ... so you can be sure that it's legally binding and up to date.
This holiday letting download is valid for use with most types of holiday let properties (e.g. a house, apartment, flat or cottage).
The Holiday Let Agreement is specifically excluded from the Housing Act 1988, so licensees (i.e. occupants) have no security of tenure and must vacate the property at the end of the fixed term, or if found to be in breach of the terms of the Holiday Let Agreement. The Holiday Agreement can be for any length of time, as long as it is for a genuine holiday let.
This agreement is intended for use only for a Holiday Let. If the circumstances make it clear that the letting is NOT for the purposes of the Tenant’s holiday, for example because the Term is so long, the Courts may hold that it is an Assured Periodic Tenancy (and you will not be able to obtain an order for possession of the Property for at least 12 months from the beginning of the tenancy).
This holiday let download sets out the obligations of the licensor (i.e. owner) and the licensee(s), and comes with expert guidance notes showing clearly how to complete the agreement template and create a legally-binding holiday let agreement.

What this Holiday Letting Agreement covers

Details of the rent amount, whether it’s paid weekly or monthly in advance.
Deposit amount.
Licensee's obligation to keep the property in good condition.
Licensee's obligation to not keep pets.
Licensor's access.
Licensor's obligation to insure the property.
Inventory of the property.
What happens at the end of the holiday let period.

How to complete this Holiday Letting Agreement

Complete the holiday letting agreement form using the guidance provided.
Print two copies from your holiday let agreement download.
Have both copies signed by you and your licensee.
Give one signed copy to your licensee.

Rent out your holiday home with confidence and protection with Lawpack's Holiday Letting Agreement.

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