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Our exclusive Tenancy Builder provides quick and easy tenancy agreement creation.
Integrated digital signing built in!
- Assured shorthold tenancy
- Contractual agreement
- Lodger agreement
- Garage agreement
- Non-domestic room agreement
- Assured tenancy
Forms and Templates
Over 150 forms and templates
Unlimited downloads
There’s a range of categories to choose from including inspection, breach of tenancy, possession, rent increase plus much more …
Guidance
Guidance for England and Wales
All subjects covered within the main categories of:
- Pre-tenancy
- Responsibilities and Liabilities
- Start of a Tenancy
- During a Tenancy
- Ending a Tenancy
Recent Posts
It would be a rare event that a landlord or any person acting on behalf of a landlord failed to sign a section 21 notice served on a tenant but it is nonetheless a point worth considering.
In Barker v Hands [2007] EWCA Civ 869, a landlord had served a section 21 notice which was not signed. The tenant defended proceedings on the basis that because the notice was unsigned it was invalid.
Today, (4 March 2014), the Land Registry is launching a new service called Property Alert aimed at anyone who ...
Fixed term tenancy
In most cases a tenancy will have been granted by a landlord to a tenant for some fixed term. Sometimes this is known as a term certain or initial period but the Housing Act 1988 refers to it as being a fixed term tenancy.
It used to be the case under section 20 Housing Act 1988 that the fixed term had to be for a minimum period of 6 months and a special prescribed notice be given before any tenancy was granted but this rule was removed for all tenancies granted on or after 28 February 1997. [1] Since 1997, a fixed term can be granted for any period a landlord and tenant wishes to agree and sometimes we recommend a 3 month fixed term. In fact, no fixed term needs to be provided whatsoever and a periodic tenancy could be granted from the outset.
Migrants from the European Economic Area (EEA) who claim to have been in work or self-employed in order to gain ...
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- Unlimited tenancy agreement downloads
- Unlimited downloads of forms and templates
- Telephone helpline
- Access all secured areas
- Discounted deposit protection (DPS)
- Buildings insurance
- Joint partners included
- Subscription price includes VAT
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- 1500 free credits on signup and every renewal (enough for 15 x digital signing or, 1 x tenant report + 6 x digital signing)
- Cancel anytime
- Unlimited tenancy agreement downloads
- Unlimited downloads of forms and templates
- Telephone helpline
- Access all secured areas
- Discounted deposit protection (DPS)
- Buildings insurance
- Joint partners included
- Subscription price includes VAT