Tenancy Agreement

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Tenancy agreement tips

Before you make your tenancy agreement you might need to consider the following:

• The rental price you will be charging your tenants

• The names of all your tenants

• How much deposit you intend to charge (usually one months rent)

• The start and end date of the tenancy

• The property address where the tenancy will commence

• Which bills the tenant is responsible for

• How tenants will pay rent (we suggest using direct debit)

• Whether the tenancy can be ended early and how this can be done

• Who is responsible for minor repairs and maintenance

• Whether the property can be sublet by the tenant to another tenant

You also need to ensure that what is asked of the tenant in the tenancy agreement is fair and does not go against your legal obligations as a landlord. You also

Tenants Rights

• The right of freedom to live in the property, undisturbed by the landlord.

• The right to live in a property which is in a good state of repair.

• The right to access landlords information about the tenancy.

• Protection from unreasonable eviction

• Protection against unfair rent

• The right to have their bond returned

Should a tenant fail to pay their rent or breach the terms of the tenancy agreement they can lose the above tenants rights.

Landlords Rights and obligations

• The right to repossess the property when the tenancy ends provided you have given your tenants appropriate notice

• The right to revoke the property if it gets damaged.

• To enter the property by giving the tenant 24 hours notice.

• Legally evict your tenant if they fail to uphold the obligations outlined in the tenancy agreement.

Once you have your tenancy agreement, you should keep a copy and also give one to your tenant to keep. The manual writing of tenancy agreementscan be effective but inevitably leaves loopholes which could be exploited by law savvy barristers if the tenancy agreement were ever to end up in a court room. It is therefore a wise decision to have your tenancy agreement created professionally.