Everyone knows you should draw up a tenancy agreement before a tenant moves into your property – right! YES – we all...
Everyone knows you should draw up a tenancy agreement before a tenant moves into your property – right!
YES – we all know the basics, but here’s my golden nugget of the week!
Do we provide our tenant(s) with something that provides all the information that they will need to be able to enjoy living in your property and makes sure that it is handed back in the correct condition or improved?
The answer is – give your tenant(s) a TENANT HANDBOOK.
While a tenancy agreement tells a tenant about the legalities of their tenure it will not go into real detail about the specifics of living in your property because it isn’t meant to.
POP QUIZ
Do you know the answers to these questions if your tenant(s) asked you?
1. What does your tenant(s) do if they lock themselves out – who is responsible for the cost?
2. Can your tenant(s) have an 8 foot trampoline in your back garden?
3. Can your tenant(s) repair vehicles outside of your property?
4. Can your tenant(s) have a caravan on the drive?
5. How do your tenant(s) find out who supplies the gas and electricity?
6. What improvements can your tenant(s) make to your property?
7. Are your tenant(s) responsible for damage caused by condensation issues if it is not reported?
8. How many pets can your tenant(s) have at your property?
9. Can your tenant(s) rent to buy your property?
If the answer was not sure to any of these questions then you need to give your tenant(s) a Tenant Handbook. At NGU Homelettings, we provide a tenant handbook to all of the properties that we have under management. It is essential that you provide your tenant(s) with one of these.
DETAIL IS KING!
If your current letting agency is not providing things such as a tenant handbook or you are currently managing your properties yourself, why not take advantage of our current offer:
MAY SPECIAL OFFER- 5% MANAGEMENT FEE FOR 3 MONTHS
HALF PRICE MANAGEMENT AVAILABLE ON ALL NEW PROPERTIES INTRODUCED TO NGU HOMELETTINGS
If you would like a copy of our tenant handbook, please click on the below link:
https://www.nguhomelettings.com/tenant-handbook.pdf
OTHER USEFUL LINKS:
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Free Council Grants
Top 5 tips when tenants give notice
NGU HOMELETTINGS BLOG:
http://blog.nguhomelettings.com/
NGU HOMESALES:
http://www.nguhomesales.co.uk/
Yours
Chris Fitzakerley
Managing Director
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