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There are a few costs involved in letting your property:
Estate agent commission – The commission fees are payable once a tenant enters an agreement on your property. The charge is a percentage of the agreed rental price and VAT. Your estate agent will make you aware of fees you’ll incur in your preliminary meeting.
Energy Performance Certificate – You must have commissioned an EPC before your property can go on be rented out. This will need to be made available to your tenants no more than 28 days later from when your property is marketed. We can organise your EPC – Energy Performance Certificate, just get in touch with your local branch to sort this out or call us on 01304 626 444.
Inventory and check-in report – This should be organised before your tenant(s) move in. We can organise this on your behalf.
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You will be paid your rent in full before the tenancy commences when you are dealing with a short let.
For a long term let you will receive your rent on the date it is due each month, this is typically the date the tenant moved in.
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The tenant’s deposit is usually four to six weeks’ rent, paid when the Tenancy Agreement is signed. It should be registered with a tenancy deposit protection scheme within two weeks.
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We are able to organise your inventory and the cost depends on the size of the property that you are looking to let.
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So long as you have granted us access to your property your presence is not required. We accompany all viewings and it is worth knowing that potential buyers usually feel more relaxed if the owner is not present.