A tenancy agreement is a legally binding document, between landlord and a tenant, that is drawn up to agree on the terms of a tenancy when a property is rented. It is an essential document and you should never move into a property (tenants) or let someone move into your property (landlords) without one. In […]
Top Five Tips when Preparing to Let your Property
Whether you have just one property or a large property portfolio KeyRing Lettings has put together some advice on what tenants generally find attractive when viewing and renting a property. Remember that this is only a guide and your letting agent will be able to let a property on its own merit. First Impressions Count […]
Electrical Safety Obligations and Guide for Landlords
Electrical safety in a rental property is very important because it can be a major source of fire outbreaks and serious accidents. Therefore landlords should be aware of their electrical safety obligations and comply with the law to help keep tenants safe and protect his property. Landlords are required by law to ensure that: Electrical […]
Landlord Safety Responsibilities: Carbon Monoxide and Smoke Alarm Detectors
When it comes to managing a rental property, ensuring the safety of tenants is a major responsibility of a landlord. To help with this, landlords should thoroughly familiarise themselves with the legal requirements and regulations in relation to carbon monoxide and smoke alarm detectors. Here is a simple guide, which is based on the Smoke […]
Helpful Guide to Gas Safety in Rental Properties
As a landlord, you should be aware of your moral duties and legal responsibilities for the safety of all your tenants. Knowing and understanding the gas safety laws is very important to ensure compliance. The Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 outlines the duties and responsibilities of landlords to make sure that gas appliances, […]
What Should Landlords Do If Tenants Separate or Break Up?
When tenants separate or break up during the tenancy it can be difficult to know what course of action landlords should take. Here are some things to consider if you are ever faced with this situation. Are they joint tenants? If both of your tenants sign the tenancy agreement when they moved in, then it’s […]
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