Tenancy agreements for flats and houses, residential licenses for single room renting and other templates and contracts to enable a letting to take place. Use one of our landlord packs to manage a tenancy from start to finish.
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Co-ownership agreements for joint ownership of a house or flat can also be found in this section.
A complete pack of documents to enable and to end the tenancy of an unfurnished flat. The pack includes: tenancy agreements (both non-assured and assured shorthold), deposit forms, notices to end the tenancy and letter templates in case of late payment of rent. Save over 50% by buying together. More
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A complete pack of documents to enable and to end the tenancy of an unfurnished house. The pack includes: tenancy agreements (both non-assured and assured shorthold), deposit forms, notices to end the tenancy and letter templates in case of late payment of rent. Save over 50% by buying together. More
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A complete pack of documents to enable and to end the tenancy of a furnished or part-furnished flat. The pack includes: tenancy agreements (both non-assured and assured shorthold), deposit forms, notices to end the tenancy and letter templates in case of late payment of rent. Save over 50% by buying together. More
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A complete pack of documents to enable and to end the tenancy of a furnished or part-furnished house. The pack includes: tenancy agreements (both non-assured and assured shorthold), deposit forms, notices to end the tenancy and letter templates in case of late payment of rent. Save over 50% by buying together. More
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This is an assured shorthold tenancy agreement template (AST) that allows a landlord to let a furnished or part-furnished flat to one or more tenants on a joint and several liability basis. It is written in plain English, with full provisions including guarantor and a choice of over 30 covenants that control how the tenant must maintain the flat. More
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This is an assured shorthold tenancy agreement template (AST) that allows a landlord to let an unfurnished flat to one or more tenants on a joint and several liability basis. It is written in plain English, with full provisions including guarantor and a choice of over 30 covenants that control how the tenant must maintain the property. More
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This is an assured shorthold tenancy agreement template (AST) that allows a landlord to let a furnished or part-furnished house to one or more tenants on a joint and several liability basis. It is written in plain English, with full provisions including guarantor and a choice of over 30 covenants that control how the tenant must maintain the property. More
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This is an assured shorthold tenancy agreement template (AST) that allows a landlord to let an unfurnished house to one or more tenants on a joint and several liability basis. It is written in plain English, with full provisions including guarantor and a choice of over 30 covenants that control how the tenant must maintain the property. More
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Use this notice to comply with the requirement of the Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme Regulations that certain information is provided to the tenants within 14 days of signing a residential tenancy agreement. This document is an easy way to ensure that you as a landlord cover provide all the information necessary. It is suitable for all residential tenancies and licenses, including assured shorthold tenancies and room rental or lodger agreements. More
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This is a common law tenancy agreement (often called a non-assured tenancy agreement or a contractual tenancy agreement to differentiate it from an assured shorthold tenancy agreement) for an unfurnished flat. It is suitable where the rent is greater than £100,000 a year. Written in plain English, it is a comprehensive long form document with full provisions including guarantor and a choice of over 30 covenants that control how the tenant must maintain the flat. More
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This is a common law tenancy agreement (often called a non-assured tenancy agreement or a contractual tenancy agreement to differentiate it from an assured shorthold tenancy agreement) for a furnished or part-furnished flat. It is suitable where the rent is greater than £100,000 a year. Written in plain English, it is a comprehensive long form document with full provisions including guarantor and a choice of over 30 covenants that control how the tenant must maintain the flat. More
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This is a common law tenancy agreement (often called a non-assured tenancy agreement or a contractual tenancy agreement to differentiate it from an assured shorthold tenancy agreement) for a furnished or part-furnished house. It is suitable where the rent is greater than £100,000 a year. Written in plain English, it is a comprehensive long form document with full provisions including guarantor and a choice of over 30 covenants that control how the tenant must maintain the house. More
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This is a common law tenancy agreement (often called a non-assured tenancy agreement or a contractual tenancy agreement to differentiate it from an assured shorthold tenancy agreement) for an unfurnished house. It is suitable where the rent is greater than £100,000 a year. Written in plain English, it is a comprehensive long form document with full provisions including guarantor and a choice of over 30 covenants that control how the tenant must maintain the house. More
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Use this lodger agreement to rent a room in your home to one or more people. This agreement creates a license to use the property, with far fewer legal requirements for the landlord than a lease or a tenancy agreement. More
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Use this lodger agreement to rent a room to someone who stays in the landlord’s house on a regular but part-time basis (for example Monday to Friday) and returns to their own home in-between visits. It is ideal for landlords wishing to rent a room during the week only, or at weekends only. This agreement creates a license to use the property, with far fewer legal requirements for the landlord than a lease or a tenancy agreement. More
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This student “tenancy” agreement creates a license to live in a property, either alongside the owner-landlord (for example: another student with a mortgage) or with other students in a student house share arrangement, where each has their own separate room, and shares common space such as a kitchen. A license such as this one is particularly suitable to circumstances where the students will only live in the property for a short time (e.g. the university year from September to July). More
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This co-ownership agreement creates tenants in common and sets out the terms on which owners will own shares of a residential property. It is particularly suitable where the law presumes a joint tenancy yet a tenancy in common is more suitable, for example in some co-habitation arrangements. It can also be used by a group of friends buying a house or flat together to record how ownership will be split between them. More
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This is a contractual tenancy agreement used to let a residential property to a company. This agreement should be used in place of an assured shorthold tenancy agreement as the former can only be used where the tenant is a private individual. This is a comprehensive agreement, designed to protect primarily the interests of the landlord, and is suitable for letting either a house or a flat. More
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This is a contractual tenancy agreement used to let a furnished residential property to a company. This agreement should be used in place of an assured shorthold tenancy agreement as the former can only be used where the tenant is a private individual. This is a comprehensive agreement, designed to protect primarily the interests of the landlord, and is suitable for letting either a house or a flat. More
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A letting agreement suitable for renting a garage, a lock-up, a parking space or any other small building or piece of open land for non-business use for a short term of up to 3 years. Using a license agreement instead of a lease agreement gives greater protection to the landlord. More
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This service occupancy agreement grants a licence to occupy to an employee living in accommodation (from a single room to a whole property) provided by the employer for the better performance of their work duties. The agreement has been written to exclude security of tenure and provide for full protection of employer’s rights. More
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This is an Introducer's agreement, drawn specifically for real property introductions. It is for use by a property company to set up arrangements with any other person for finding property suitable for the specified purpose. There is no fixed commitment; the agreement applies only so far as property is found / introduced. More
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