RIGHT TO RENT CHECKS. The Agent will carry out any checks required under the Immigration Xxx 0000, as required by law, on all proposed Tenants and any permitted occupiers at the start of or prior to the commencement of the Tenancy and any follow up checks where the Tenant has a limited right to rent. The Agent’s responsibilities for such checks will only extend for the duration of this Agreement. A fee will be charged for this service.
RIGHT TO RENT CHECKS. In accordance with legislation all prospective tenants must supply documentation to confirm eligibility to live in the UK during their tenancy – We will not be able allocate keys if we do not have the correct paperwork in place prior to the start of your tenancy.
RIGHT TO RENT CHECKS. You must check that all adults living at the property (whether named on the tenancy agreement or not) have the right to rent in the UK. Check the requirements now ☐ RENT: The tenants will need your bank details so that they can arrange a standing order for the rent. Do not provide access until all monies are received as cleared funds ☐ DEPOSIT: The deposit must, by law, be lodged and the tenant sent the prescribed information within 30 calendar days of receipt. There can be large financial (and other) penalties for non- compliance. We can protect your tenant’s deposit on your behalf if required ☐ INVENTORY: An inventory is strongly recommended and is the best way to protect the deposit against damage done to the property. You should provide the tenant with a copy of the inventory and schedule of condition. Order yours now ☐ SAFETY INSTALLATIONS: Smoke alarms must be installed on every floor used as living accommodation. Carbon monoxide detectors must be installed in any room with a solid fuel burning appliance. Check that they are working on the first day of the tenancy ☐ PROPERTY DETAILS: You should give the tenant relevant information about the property and its installations. Let them know about any restrictions that you are required to comply with (such as head lease or insurance restrictions), so that the tenant can also comply with these ☐ EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS: You should provide your tenant with details of any property maintenance cover you have (such as British gas or homeserve policies), and any other contact details for use in the event of an emergency ☐ MORTGAGE: Check that the let complies with the conditions of your mortgage ☐ INSURANCE: You should always consider a landlord insurance policy - it covers far more than just furniture! You can read our guide here.
