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6th November 2006
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
     

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Ordinary written residential tenancy agreements can be bought "off the shelf" from various sources - see Tenancy Agreements

So long as these agreements have been well drafted they often suffice quite nicely for residential tenancies.

Experienced landlords and agents often like to include specific clauses of their own, and may have them prepared by a solicitor.

An ordinary written agreement cannot be used for a tenancy exceeding three years in length. Tenancies for longer periods need a lease by deed. 

Anyone can draw up a tenancy agreement, but a lease by deed requires a solicitor or licensed conveyancer.

All residential agreements should be proceeded by a comprehensive Tenancy Application form which records all the tenant details and most importantly identification evidence. 

Residential Agreements should also be accompanied by a comprehensive inventory and statement of condition

The LandlordZONE Universal Inventory also incorporates a safety checklist.

 

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