A joint tenancy agreement is simply a single contract that two or more people sign to rent a property together in the UK. Think of everyone on the agreement as being part of one team. This means all the tenants share equal rights to the property and, most importantly, equal...
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How to Rent Out a Room in Your House
Renting out a room in your house isn't just about finding a lodger; it’s about making sure your property is legally and safely ready to welcome them. This process kicks off with getting the green light from your mortgage lender and insurer, and then moves on to the really crucial...
UK Landlord Electrical Safety Certificate Cost Explained
When it comes to renting out a property, one of the most common questions we hear from landlords is about the cost of an electrical safety certificate. The straightforward answer is that you should budget somewhere between £150 and £250 for a typical UK rental property. This report, officially known as...
Serving Section 21 Notice: A Landlord's Guide to Serving Correctly
Serving a Section 21 notice is the formal process landlords use to regain their property without having to prove any fault on the part of the tenant. But it's not as simple as just asking for your keys back. To be valid, you must use the correct legal form, give...
Energy Performance Certificate Ratings Explained: A RoomsForLet Guide
Think of an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) as your property’s energy report card. It gives you a clear, at-a-glance idea of how much the bills might be, grading the building from A (the best) down to G (the worst). It’s just like the multi-coloured stickers you see on a new...