Tenancy agreements, rent increases and the letters a landlord sends. Each becomes a template in your own wording, filled from the paperwork you already have, and approved by a person before it goes out.
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A deposit deductions letter is what a landlord or letting agent sends a tenant at the end of a tenancy in England to propose deductions from the deposit and return the balance.
Deposit prescribed information is the information a landlord must give a tenant, and anyone who paid towards the deposit, within 30 days of taking a deposit in England.
Estate agency terms of business are the terms an estate agent gives a seller before being instructed to sell a property in England and Wales, setting out the type of agency, the fee, the services and how the seller can cancel.
A guarantor agreement is a document in which a guarantor promises a landlord that a tenant's rent and other obligations under a tenancy will be met.
Heads of terms set out the main terms a landlord and tenant have agreed in principle for a new commercial lease, before the solicitors draft it.
An HMO room tenancy agreement lets one room in a shared house to one tenant on an assured periodic tenancy in England, with the use of the shared kitchen, bathrooms and living areas.
A holding deposit receipt and terms records a payment made to reserve a rented property in England while the applicant's references and checks are completed.
A holiday let booking agreement sets out the terms on which a guest books a holiday property in England or Wales for set dates: the price, what is paid and when, the house rules, and what happens if either side cancels.
An inventory and check-in report records the contents of a rented property and the condition of every room and item on the day a tenancy starts.
A landlord reference letter tells a new landlord or a referencing company how a tenant has paid the rent and looked after the property.
Lettings agency terms of business are the terms a letting agent gives a landlord in England before being instructed: the services, the fees, how money is handled and how either side can end the arrangement.
A memorandum of sale is the estate agent's record of a property sale agreed subject to contract, sent to the seller, the buyer and both conveyancers.
Mortgage broker terms of business set out the terms on which a mortgage adviser gives a client advice and arranges a mortgage: which lenders they use, how they are paid, and how to complain.
An occupation contract is the written statement a landlord in Wales must give a contract-holder, setting out the terms of the let.
A property management agreement appoints an agent to manage a landlord's rented homes in England: finding tenants, collecting rent, protecting deposits, keeping the legal checks up to date and arranging repairs.
A rent arrears letter is what a landlord or letting agent in England sends a tenant who has fallen behind with rent, setting out the account and asking for payment or a repayment plan.
A section 20 notice of intention is the first formal step in consulting leaseholders before major works paid for through the service charge.
A section 20 notice of reasons is the notice a landlord in England gives leaseholders, within 21 days of signing the contract, to explain why the work was awarded to a contractor other than the one with the lowest estimate or one nominated by a leaseholder or association.
A section 20 statement of estimates is the second stage of consultation on major works to a leasehold building in England.
A snagging list records the defects and unfinished items found when a client and contractor walk round building work near completion, with who will put each one right and by when.
A tenancy agreement sets out the terms on which a landlord lets a home to a tenant, and in England it now has to include the written information the law requires before an assured periodic tenancy is agreed.
A venue hire agreement is a licence for a hirer to use a room or hall for a stated purpose, on stated dates and hours, without taking over the space.
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