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How often are periodic inspections carried out?
Read more: How often are periodic inspections carried out?For Full Management properties, the first periodic inspection takes place approximately one month after the start of the tenancy and every 3 months thereafter. At the discretion of the landlord or his agent, inspections may be relaxed to a less frequent periodicity. Tenants are given a minimum 14 days notice in writing (e-mail or letter) […]
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Can part of my deposit be released to me during the tenancy with the landlord’s agreement?
Read more: Can part of my deposit be released to me during the tenancy with the landlord’s agreement?No – The entire Tenancy Deposit would need to be released and the remainder re-protected and the prescribed information re-issued. 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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Where can I find information on the dispute resolution service?
Read more: Where can I find information on the dispute resolution service?Information on the Deposit Protection Service (DPS) Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) service can be found here and the DPS Guide to our Alternative Dispute Resolution Process and DPS A brief overview of deposit protection Still not answered your question? We love questions so fire it at us using the contact details here Please rate this article […]
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What evidence will an adjudicator be looking for during a dispute?
Read more: What evidence will an adjudicator be looking for during a dispute?Information about Tenancy Deposit disputes and the types of evidence an adjudicator will be looking for can be found in the Deposit Protection Service (DPS) guide Tenancy Deposits, Disputes and Damages and DPS A brief overview of deposit protection The evidence we recommend you compile in support of a claim for compensation for cleaning or […]
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Do you need to check my proof of immigration status?
Read more: Do you need to check my proof of immigration status?Yes – A statutory code of practice issued by Government under section 32 Immigration Act 2014 mandates that initial right to rent checks must be carried out before authorising an adult to occupy rented accommodation. Further Reading How can I prove my right to rent? {Jungle Property Knowledgebase article} Still not answered your question? We […]
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Where can I find a Pet Information Form?
Read more: Where can I find a Pet Information Form?The Pet Information Form can be found here Sorry we do not have a paper version of the Pet Information Form. 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 self-employed, what evidence do I need to provide for referencing purposes?
Read more: I am self-employed, what evidence do I need to provide for referencing purposes?If you have been self-employed for less than 12 months, a tenancy will only be granted upon payment of rent in advance for the entire fixed term of the tenancy. If you have been self-employed for longer than 12 months you must provide us with a copy of your most recent SA302 form which is […]
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What is the purpose of the pre Check-Out inspection?
Read more: What is the purpose of the pre Check-Out inspection?The purpose of the pre Check-Out inspection is: • Answer any questions you may have about the end of tenancy process or the Check-Out • Check that you have received confirmation of the Check-Out appointment • Optionally check the property against the Inventory and Schedule of Condition Report • Remind you of any Special Conditions […]
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If one tenant leaves, is the other tenant liable for the entire rent?
Read more: If one tenant leaves, is the other tenant liable for the entire rent?Yes – Where there is more than one tenant, all obligations including those for rent and repairs can be enforced against all of the tenants jointly and against each individually. This is sometimes referred to as ‘jointly and severally liable’. See also What to do if one tenant wants to leave a joint tenancy