Jungle Property
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When do I need to pay the initial rental?
Read more: When do I need to pay the initial rental?During the permitted pre-tenancy period – between when the tenancy is entered into, and the day before the first day of the tenancy. Still not answered your question? We love questions so fire it at us using the contact details here Please rate this article so we know how well it answered your question…
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Will you get my consent before passing my details to the landlord?
Read more: Will you get my consent before passing my details to the landlord?No – Jungle Property act purely as agents for the landlord who is the principal so the landlord has a right to access the information Jungle Property hold on their behalf. For the avoidance of doubt, consent to pass personal details to the landlord is explicitly stated in the Terms and Conditions of the Reservation Agreement. Tenant’s details are passed to the landlord initially in the tenant’s reference report and are also contained in the Prescribed Information Relating to Tenancy Deposits.
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If I withdraw my application for a tenancy how much holding deposit will I lose?
Read more: If I withdraw my application for a tenancy how much holding deposit will I lose?In the first instance check the Reservation Agreement Terms and Conditions. The reasonable costs referred to in the Terms and Conditions includes losses for potential rent. The losses for potential rent are calculated on a daily basis as follows: Monthly Rent (£) multiplied by 12 (months) divided by 365 (days). The period for calculation of losses for potential rent will begin on the date the agreement is signed and dated and will end when your application is withdrawn.
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What happens to the holding deposit if I withdraw my application?
Read more: What happens to the holding deposit if I withdraw my application?No – This is covered in the Reservation Agreement Terms and Conditions. We (the Agent) will cancel the reservation and not repay the Holding Deposit in the following circumstances: a. If the Landlord is prohibited by section 22 of the Immigration Act 2014 (persons disqualified by immigration status) from granting a tenancy of the Property to the Applicant. b. If the Applicant provides false or misleading information to the Landlord, or any third party acting on behalf of the Landlord. c. If the Applicant notifies the Landlord or his Agent before the deadline for agreement that the Applicant has decided not to…
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I want to fit my own gas oven, is there anything I need to do regarding installing this?
Read more: I want to fit my own gas oven, is there anything I need to do regarding installing this?Before bringing into the property any gas appliance, check the terms of your tenancy agreement and seek consent from the landlord. If the landlord gives you such consent, ask the landlord if any flues or chimneys in the property are unsuitable for the installation of a gas appliance. If you bring into the property any gas appliance, you must ensure they are safe to use and are properly connected to the appropriate pipework in the property by a suitably qualified gas engineer and to immediately stop using and remove any such gas appliance which is, or becomes known to be,…
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When does the Check-In take place?
Read more: When does the Check-In take place?The Check-In takes place on the day the tenancy commences at a time that suits you. To arrange a Check-In please use our online appointment request facility here or contact our office details here
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What is a Check-In?
Read more: What is a Check-In?This is when we meet the prospective tenants at the property on the day the tenancy starts. During the meeting we provide you with prescribed (in law) information, test the alarms, check the property against the Inventory and Schedule of Condition Report, take meter readings and provide you with keys and any manufacturer’s instructions for any appliances and equipment left at the property. Still not answered your question? We love questions so fire it at us using the contact details here Please rate this article so we know how well it answered your question…
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I am about to change jobs, what employer details should I provide for references?
Read more: I am about to change jobs, what employer details should I provide for references?You should provide details for all employers that span any part of the fixed term of your tenancy e.g. you are currently working full time with one employer for the4 weeks, after which you are changing jobs to a new employer but plan to start the tenancy this week – both the old and the new employers details need to be provided as they each span part of the fixed term of your tenancy.
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If my tenancy commences on the 6th will this be the day my rent is payable?
Read more: If my tenancy commences on the 6th will this be the day my rent is payable?The first rental payment is to be made on or before the commencement of the proposed tenancy. If the tenancy commences on the 6th the rent due date will be the 6th day of each month (assuming monthly periodic). We ask that Standing Orders are set up for 3 days before rent due date to allow for clearance which can be delayed by weekends and bank holidays.