Introduction Only Service Sample Clauses

Introduction Only Service. The Agent will arrange to provide a guide on the rental value of the Property, usually by visiting. • The Agent will promote the Property in appropriate ways to find a suitable tenant for the Property. • For Introduction Only Service landlords, once contact is made by a prospective tenant, the Agent will put the prospective tenant in contact with the Landlord who will then arrange all viewings, tenant suitability checks and tenancy paperwork. • The Landlord will need to ensure their compliance with the requirements of the Housing Xxx 0000 (Deposit Protection), the Immigration Xxx 0000 (Tenants’ Right to Rent) and the Immigration (Hotel Records) Order 1972 as appropriate. This element does not apply to the following higher levels of service. • Additional services are available for a fee.
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Introduction Only Service. 8.4% inclusive of VAT On this level of service we will:
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Introduction Only Service. Where the Landlord does not wish the Agent to undertake tenancy management, the Agent can provide an ‘Introduction Only’ service. The Introduction Only service includes only items 1-3 of the Tenancy Management service. The Landlord will remain responsible for all other aspects of the letting including the maintenance of the property and any gas and electrical appliances. The Landlord would remain responsible for complying with the Deposit protection requirements of the Housing Xxx 0000 and must provide the Agent with written confirmation of this. The Introduction Only fee is payable at the commencement of the tenancy and will be deducted from monies received by the Agent on the Landlord’s behalf. If the Tenant leaves prior to the end of the term of the tenancy the Landlord shall not be entitled to reimbursement of any fees paid.
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Introduction Only Service. There will be a one off free equivalent to three weeks rent including VAT of the monthly rental figure. Our service includes; • The appropriate marketing of your property. • Arranging viewings of the property with prospective tenants • Referencing potential tenants. • Preparing a tenancy agreement. • Checking the tenant into the property and agreeing the inventory and schedule of condition of the property with the tenant if provided.
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