Residential Letting & Property Management
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If one tenant ends a joint tenancy does the tenancy come to an end?
Read more: If one tenant ends a joint tenancy does the tenancy come to an end?Yes Further Reading What to do if one tenant wants to leave a joint tenancy {Jungle Property Blog} 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 can’t seem to link to Dropbox
Read more: I can’t seem to link to DropboxYou will need a Dropbox account to join a shared folder (and see the files stored in the folder). If you don’t have a Dropbox account, you can: Create a Dropbox account for free and then accept the invite we have sent you Contact us to request we send/re-send you an invite to join the […]
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Can I change the start day of my tenancy?
Read more: Can I change the start day of my tenancy?If you wish to change it to a date earlier than the Tenancy Commencement Date stated in your Reservation Agreement, please contact us (contact details here) to check that the property will be ready for the start of the proposed tenancy. If you wish to change it to a date later than the Tenancy Commencement […]
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Will I get a copy of the check-out report?
Read more: Will I get a copy of the check-out report?The Check-Out Report is the property of the landlord, and you will only receive a copy if you request it. 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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Is the additional deposit for my pet refundable?
Read more: Is the additional deposit for my pet refundable?If you paid an additional deposit for the pet yes – provided you have met all the obligations in your Tenancy Agreement, your Tenancy Deposit will be returned to you in full. The terms under which some or all of the Tenancy Deposit may not be returned to you are defined in the TENANCY DEPOSIT […]
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Is the landlord responsible for the repair of my broken bannister?
Read more: Is the landlord responsible for the repair of my broken bannister?Yes – staircases and bannisters are considered part of the structure of a building and therefore the landlord has a statutory repairing obligation under Section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985. Further Reading Landlord prosecuted for ignoring ‘significant issues’ which led to children falling from stairs {Examiner Live} Hannon v Hillingdon Homes Ltd […]
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Do I need to provide proof of immigration status, identity and address to reserve a property?
Read more: Do I need to provide proof of immigration status, identity and address to reserve a property?No – there is a facility to upload copies of documents within the online Reservation Agreement but providing these documents is not a requirement to reserve a property. Further Reading When does proof of immigration status (right to rent) need to be provided? (Knowledgebase article) Can I reserve a property and provide my proofs at […]
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Do I need to provide blinds and curtains in my property?
Read more: Do I need to provide blinds and curtains in my property?No – however as a minimum we recommend you provide curtain poles or curtain rails for all windows in the property. When considering blinds and curtains consider the following: The addition of blinds and/or curtains will improve the presentation of the property The addition of blinds and/or curtains will make the property more appealing to […]
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Where does the Check-In take place?
Read more: Where does the Check-In take place?At the property. Further Reading What is a Check-In? {Knowledgebase article} When is the Check-In? {Knowledgebase article} 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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Why will you not accept a BTInternet e-mail address for my employer reference?
Read more: Why will you not accept a BTInternet e-mail address for my employer reference?We do not accept e-mail addresses for employers from free e-mail providers such as Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook or BTinternet as they are so easy to set up they could be used by applicants to falsify references. The employer’s e-mail address should be a company e-mail address. Still not answered your question? We love questions so […]