Tenants Rights and the Tenancy Agreement
Having lived in rental accommodation ourselves we appreciate that
tenants deserve to live in a safe, warm, clean, comfortable environment
where they are free to live the life of their choice. This is a basic
right and should not be compromised in anyway by the place they choose
to call home for 1 year or even 1 month. Being equipped with this
ideology has enabled us to provide a property to suit your needs.
The tenancy agreement is a document, which is signed by both tenant
and landlord and explains the duties and responsibilities of both
parties in relation to the rental property. It is a binding, legal
agreement and its job is to protect both tenant and landlord.
In simple terms the tenancy agreement explains the standard who –
what – when – where - how questions:
Who are the tenants
and the landlord?
What is being rented?
The address of the property together with the furniture, fixtures
and effects, which are more particularly described in the Inventory.
When will the tenant – landlord obligation begin and
end?
The period of the lease which will be negotiated between the two parties.
Where will the payments be made?
The amount of rent to be paid on a monthly basis. Including a one-off
deposit payment prior to the commencement of the tenancy, which will
be returned to the tenant at the end of the provided s/he has complied
with all terms and conditions.
How will the tenancy remain a successful one?
By the good management practices of Just Move In. In addition the
agreement explains the landlords role in keeping the premises in good
and substantial repair and condition during the tenancy. In this way,”The
tenant herein contained may quietly possess and enjoy the said premises
during the tenancy.” (Twigg Solicitors, 2003)
A considerable amount of effort is spent in providing a property
that we ourselves would be happy to Just Move In.
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