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It is advisable never to let anyone use your property without a tenancy agreement. You should also make sure that you use an assured shorthold tenancy agreement. The law relating to landlords and tenants is extremely complicated and there are many laws, both ancient and modern, which protect the tenant and landlord.
Use this tenancy agreement to protect your freehold private or commercial property.
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Tenancy Agreement
Take an inventory of items in the property and its condition. Make a record of any damage or areas where work may be needed in the future. This will protect you if a problem is exaggerated by the tenant later in the arrangement. It details provisions such as:
- Start date
- Rent amount
- Rent payment method
- Deposit
- Bills
- Damages
- Landlord obligations
- Tenants’ obligations
- Remedies for breaches
- Notice period
- Inventory
If you do not use a tenancy agreement, your tenant will acquire rights to occupy and use the premises that you never intended. You may also find it very difficult to get your property back. Use this document to protect your income and investment.
Documents included:
- Tenancy Agreement - House/Freehold Property - Template
You get the above files in both
.pdf and
.doc Word format and you can download immediately after payment.