Residential Letting & Property Management
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Why won’t Jungle Property provide a tenant reference?
Read more: Why won’t Jungle Property provide a tenant reference?There is no legal or contractual obligation for the landlord or his agent to provide a reference for a tenant at the end of the tenancy. Where a tenant has fully complied with all the conditions of a tenancy throughout the tenancy we will, free of charge and with the prior written consent of the tenant, confirm the tenant’s compliance and confirm the core terms of the tenancy to any third party. Where a tenant has not fully complied with all the conditions of a tenancy throughout the tenancy we will, free of charge and with the prior written consent…
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Can Jungle Property apply for me to have UK rental income without deduction of tax on my behalf?
Read more: Can Jungle Property apply for me to have UK rental income without deduction of tax on my behalf?No sorry we can’t. The easiest way to apply to have UK rental income without deduction of tax is to complete the application form here For more information or help in completing the application form please call 03000 516 644 or if you are calling from abroad +44 3000 516 644
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When does proof of immigration status (right to rent) need to be provided?
Read more: When does proof of immigration status (right to rent) need to be provided?As soon as possible and before a tenancy is granted.
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What is the non resident landlord scheme and how does it work?
Read more: What is the non resident landlord scheme and how does it work?Landlords resident overseas must request HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) approval to receive rent with no tax deducted. Unless Jungle Property receive approval, we will automatically deduct tax from rent collected and pass it to HMRC. The approval number supplied by the HMRC is unique to each agent and is not transferrable between agents. To obtain approval, please contact Charity, Assets and Residence Residency, St Johns House Unit 353, Room 230, Merton Road, LIVERPOOL, L75 1BB +44 (0) 151 472 6208/6209. Please make a note of our Registration Number which you will be asked for when requesting approval: 904/NA 049443…
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What is your registration number for the HMRC Non Resident Landlord scheme?
Read more: What is your registration number for the HMRC Non Resident Landlord scheme?Our Registration Number is 904/NA 049443
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If I have a problem with, or question about, any part of the tenancy application form who should I contact?
Read more: If I have a problem with, or question about, any part of the tenancy application form who should I contact?Please contact Landlord Secure on 0161 413 3452 and select Option 1
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Why do you need to contact my employer?
Read more: Why do you need to contact my employer?To verify that your salary is sufficient to cover the rent – part of what is known as the Affordability Assessment.
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What do I do to get my deposit money from the DPS?
Read more: What do I do to get my deposit money from the DPS?The lead tenant should receive, or have received, an e-mail from the Deposit Protection Service (the DPS) requesting your authority to release your Tenancy Deposit. To authorise the release of your Tenancy Deposit you will need your Repayment ID that the DPS e-mailed to you at the start of the tenancy. Additionally you will need your bank details for payment which you should receive in 3-5 working days depending on the bank clearing system. Not received the e-mail from the DPS? If you have not yet received the e-mail from the DPS please check your junk/spam folder. If you have…
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Where can I find the form to reserve a property?
Read more: Where can I find the form to reserve a property?The Reservation Agreement can be found here
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Do you have an affordability formula vs annual salary when letting to tenants?
Read more: Do you have an affordability formula vs annual salary when letting to tenants?Yes – There are two common ways of calculating rent affordability: Assessment based on research – Research by the housing and homelessness charity Shelter suggests that a rent that equates to at least 35% of gross annual household income is not an affordable rent. Calculate your maximum affordable rent as follows: Gross Annual Household Income X 0.35 = Maximum Affordable Rent Per Annum If you don’t have an income that exceeds this level you will almost certainly fail the referencing though proof that you have savings of at least 35 X monthly rent would be sufficient to satisfy any affordability…