New article on Renting out a property

July 1, 2013 - PRLog -- When renting out a property you have certain rights and responsibilities that apply once you have signed a contract. As a tenant, you have the right to live in a property; whether it’s a house, flat or bungalow, that is in a safe and suitable state. The property should be in a good state of repair and any damage should be made aware of. You will receive your deposit back that would have been placed on the property when the tenancy agreement was first signed. The money will be given back to you once the tenancy ends and is in the same condition as when the contract first started. You have the right the challenge any excessively high charges, as at the end of the day it is you that will be paying for it.

Make yourself familiar with your landlord; get their contact number and details so that you can get in contact if you need to. In order to secure your place at the property and to make sure the contact is legit, you should read through and sign a written agreement, especially if you have a fixed-term tenancy of more than three years. If you have enough money to put a deposit down on a house, and don’t like the idea of renting the whole property, then you should look into part buy part rent, where you get the best of both. Similar housing schemes include shared ownership housing and new build home buy scheme.

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