A completed Tenancy Agreement that clearly sets out your and your tenant(s) responsibilities, checked for discrepancies, drafted for you and sent to you within 24 hours and all of the documentation that you will need to ensure that you adhere to the legal requirements placed upon you as a landlord.
Our Landlord Pack includes:
- A Tenant Guarantor Form – to protect you from lost rent, damage to your property and any legal fees accrued by your tenant
- A Tenant Deposit Scheme Notice Form – to ensure that you comply with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) legislation
- An S8 Eviction Form – to allow you to legally evict a tenant if they breach a term of your agreement such as the payment of rent
- An S21 Eviction Form – to allow you to legally repossess a property following the fixed tenancy term having expired
- An Inventory Form
Our Landlord Pack includes everything that you will need to rent your property safe in the knowledge that you have adhered to all legislation for just £19.99!
A completed Tenancy Agreement that clearly sets out your and your tenant(s) responsibilities prepared online, and then sent to you instantly.
Whilst there is no legal requirement for landlords to provide their tenants with a written agreement – and you may, instead, rely on verbal agreements reached between you and your tenant(s) – failing to do so can cause significant problems, and lead to you accruing unnecessary legal costs, in the event of a dispute.
You won’t need to instruct a solicitor or understand complex legal jargon, you simply need a few minutes in order to complete a short, straightforward online form – a concise, clearly written and legally binding Tenancy Agreement will then be completed for you online and made available via download or sent to you by email.
With our Tenancy Agreement you can enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing that you’re covered in the event of a dispute between yourself and your tenant(s) – and all for just £9.99!
A Lodger Agreement is a written or verbal agreement between a resident landlord and the lodger(s) that also live in their property. Whilst there is no legal requirement for you to obtain such an agreement and renting a room in a property within which you reside is simpler than renting out an entire property, it is still advisable that you obtain a Lodger Agreement which specifies:
- The duration of the let (how long your lodger will be entitled to reside in the relevant room);
- How much rent is payable and the frequency of these payments;
- Details of any deposits that are to be collected;
- An inventory of the items present within the relevant room and their condition; and
- Any additional services that the landlord may provide to their lodger(s) such as cleaning.
Failing to obtain such an agreement can cause significant problems, and lead to you accruing unnecessary legal costs, in the event of a dispute. Fortunately, with a concise, clearly written and binding Lodger Agreement you can enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing that you’re covered in the event of a dispute between yourself and your lodger(s) - and all for just £9.99!
A completed Tenancy Agreement that clearly sets out your and your tenant(s) responsibilities, checked for discrepancies, drafted for you and sent to you within 24 hours.
Whilst there is no legal requirement for landlords to provide their tenants with a written agreement – and you may, instead, rely on verbal agreements reached between you and your tenant(s) – failing to do so can cause significant problems, and lead to you accruing unnecessary legal costs, in the event of a dispute.
You won’t need to instruct a solicitor or understand complex legal jargon, you simply need a few minutes in order to complete a short, straightforward online form – your Tenancy Agreement will then be completed for you, checked by an experienced case manager and made available via download or sent to you by email within 24 hours.
With our checked Tenancy Agreement you can enjoy thepeace of mindthat comes from knowing that you’re covered in the event of a dispute between yourself and your tenant(s) –and all for just £14.99!Also known as a Schedule of Condition, an Inventory Form is used to outline all of the items contained within a property as well as their, and the property’s condition, prior to a tenancy commencing.
Without an Inventory Form that has been signed by your tenant, it can be extremely difficult to prove that your tenant has damaged your property or any items contained within it, thus making it difficult for you to charge them for any repairs or replacements.
Tenancy Agreement can provide you with a template Inventory Form so you can rest assured that the condition of both your property and the items contained within are well documented prior to a tenancy commencing and that you’ll never be left out of pocket as a result of damage caused by your tenants as a result – all just £4.99!
Whilst you may be able to recover any losses that you suffer as a result of your tenant damaging your property or failing to provide you with rent, claiming what you are owed from these individuals can prove difficult and it is advisable that you obtain the additional safetyafforded to you through a Guarantor Form as a result.
With a Guarantor Form you have the added security of knowing that it is not only your tenant but also another individual – such as your tenant’s friend or relative – that is liable for any loss that you may suffer, thus enabling you to claim any losses that you suffer as a result of your tenant’s action from this individual providing you with greater confidence and peace of mind – and all for just £4.99!
Any deposit that you collect from your tenants must be protected. Furthermore, you must inform your tenant of how you have protected their deposit within 30 days of you having received it. Failing to do so will not only prevent you from regaining possession of your property following your agreement having expired, but is also likely to result in you being issued with a substantial fine.
Tenancy Agreement can provide you with a Tenancy Deposit Protection Form (also known as a Section 213 Notice) – which details the deposit scheme that you are using, how your tenant can apply for their deposit to be released and what to do in the event of a dispute regarding the deposit – along with detailed guidance notes to help you complete the form correctly.
With our Tenancy Deposit Protection form you can be sure you’ve complied with the relevant legislation thus ensuring that you’re able to, if necessary, evict your tenant and avoid unnecessary fines – and all for just £4.99!
Section 8 Eviction Notice
If your tenant has failed to pay you rent, damaged your property or breached your Tenancy Agreement in any other way, then you are entitled to terminate their tenancy irrespective of the fixed term stated within your agreement.
In order to ensure that you are able to repossess your property as swiftly as possible, however, you must ensure that you serve your tenant with a Section 8 Eviction Notice and that this document clearly states the precise breach that has taken place. Get your Section 8 Eviction Notice and comprehensive guide detailing how to complete itfor just £9.99!
Section 21 Eviction Notice
Provided you have the right documentation and know how to utilise it, then terminating a tenancy when the fixed term has expired or is close to expiration is a straightforward process. Without this, however, the process of evicting a tenant can be both time consuming and expensive.
In order to ensure that you are able to regain possession of your property as quickly as possible, you must provide your tenant with a Section 21 Eviction Notice that is correctly written, provides your tenant with the minimum notice period required by law, and is addressed to the correct individual. Get your Section 21 Eviction Notice and comprehensive guide detailing how to complete it for just £9.99!
