Articles, tagged with "tenancy agreement", page 1

Has your tenant given notice unexpectedly?

Simply follow this three-step plan from the experts at Belvoir Lettings... Although landlords should already have plans in place before their current tenant’s tenancy agreement comes to a close, it’s not always possible to predict the unpredictable... Read >
Author: Sanchia Gorner

Protect your property!

Protect your property! The experts at Belvoir reveal six things you can do to help protect your investment... As a property is likely to be one of the biggest investments you’ll ever make, it’s essential that you take the vital steps to protect ... Read >
Author: Sanchia Gorner

Everything about Rent Increases and Reductions

Rent is perhaps the most important concept to understand when signing onto a tenancy agreement. Once you've signed a lease you are legally obligated to pay rent according to the terms of the contract. That may seem simple, but there are a few aspects of r... Read >
Author: Felix Richerd

Everything about Rent Increases and Reductions

Rent is perhaps the most important concept to understand when signing onto a tenancy agreement. Once you've signed a lease you are legally obligated to pay rent according to the terms of the contract. That may seem simple, but there are a few aspects of r... Read >
Author: Felix Richerd

How to find the best online legal advice UK

The only way to seek justice and successfully traverse the legal maze one encounters in the legal system is to find a company that operates on sound principles involving top notch client care and support. The best court services can only be provided by a ... Read >
Author: Same Dean

Can a Rent to buy scheme get me on the UK property ladder?

How on earth can anyone get on the property ladder these days? Mortgages are so difficult to obtain because the banks have tightened their lending criteria. Some would say that is a good thing but the sudden change from reckless lending to ultra-conservat... Read >
Author: Tony Hoare

Ending a Tenancy Agreement the Right Way

Over the last few weeks we have been baffled by the amount of landlords and tenants who have no idea how to end a tenancy agreement in the right way. If a tenant moves in three cats and five dogs contrary to the initial agreement, or insists on playing T... Read >
Author: Graham Drage

What Is An Unlawful Eviction?

An unlawful or illegal eviction occurs whenever a landlord evicts his or her tenant for no reason, disregarding the law. Often, illegal evictions involve physical or verbal abuse and are not carried out according to the legal process set in place. Being a... Read >
Author: Carolyn Clayton

Section 21 Notice Versus Section 8 Notice: Which To Serve And When To Do It

Section 21 Notices and Section 8 Notices often cause many problems for landlords. They are frequently misunderstood and confused, meaning that landlords sometimes serve the wrong notice at the wrong time. This can lead to frustrating delays of up to a few... Read >
Author: Carolyn Clayton

Recent court ruling makes clear the duty of care landlords have over their tenants

A recent NSW court decision makes it clear that all owners throughout Australia have a ‘duty of care’ to tenants to provide a safe and habitable property, after more than $840,000 was awarded to a tenant injured by broken glass. The ruling has made cle... Read >
Author: indigohomes

Stop of Tenancy Cleaning Can Be Useful For All

Sweeping and washing tricky floorsWiping and getting rid of finger prints from switches and socketsCleaning and wiping lamp and light shades, doing confident to remove dustDusting window blindsOwning an stop of tenancy endeavor list can assistance prospec... Read >
Author: Rene Mueller

Charging Tenants For Water Usage

Property management involves a number of things. One problem that is faced by many landlords and tenants is to charge for water usage. As the problem of water conservation continues to grow, water charges are rising considerably. There are certain conditi... Read >
Author: EvaJudge

Rental Property Pest Control

No one likes vermin. Cockroaches, fleas, rats, mice, termites, white ants and wasps are all the kinds of nasty pests you don't want to find in a rental property. They should be removed immediately by pest control and fumigation as soon as possible after d... Read >
Author: EvaJudge

Letting Agents Oxford

It can be difficult finding a Letting Agents in Oxford which you can trust.Thankfully there are some excellent agents who understand how important it is to provide a first-rate service for all their customers, whether they are landlords or tenants. Yo... Read >
Author: Gareth Hoyle

Lease Agreements A Should For Every Landlord

Canada Landlords are protected underneath the Residential Tenancies Act of 2006, but this Act also supplies particular rights for tenants too. Every Canadian landlord has an obligation to maintain the rental home in a good state of fix and make sure that ... Read >
Author: worminto65

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