Hi,
I have a tenant who's been in a property of mine for 6 months. The day to day management until now has been handled by a letting agency, but I've decided to take on full management myself now (as they were more hindrance than help).
The original agreement was an AST, which they've forwarded to me (well, a single page with signatures and a few bullet points, not full T&Cs). It has my name on it as the landlord, but because of the lack of detail, there's no mention of staying on after the fixed term period. Honestly, it all looks a bit noddy, and I'd rather have something more substantial drawn up now I'm taking it on myself.
Of course my tenant now moves to a monthly periodic tenancy, which I'm more than happy with.
The thing is, now that the situation's changed and the tenant's paying me, not the agency, I'd like some paperwork for both our benefit. I got hold of a standard blank AST agreement, but having read through it all, I don't think it really applies (unless I specify the "fixed term" as one month). Is this standard practice for renewing tenancy agreements?
Or do I need a specific contractual periodic tenancy agreement, that is assumed to follow on from the letting agency's original AST? Where would I get hold of a CPT form if I needed one?
Any advice gratefully received
G
Taking over management: new paperwork?
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Reply to Is my estate agent misleading me?by LawcruncherIf the tenancy agreement says that the deposit should be held by the landlord then it is the landlord who should be holding it irrespective (surely?) of what the management agreement says. Whoever in fact holds it holds on the terms set out in the tenancy agreement.
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by abimsalabimI am a Landlord and I have a company tenancy which has now come to an end. I did a check-in inventory before the tenant moved in and I have done a check-out inventory now that they have moved out, and there are damages to my property by the tenant. The deposit is being held by the agent and is not in...
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Reply to Section 21 During Contract Periodby mokkaWhy would the tenant get a CCJ unless they owe rent which the OP does not? Won’t be court fees either as the OP wouldn’t bother fighting it.
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by matt001Hello,
On 09.12.2021 I moved in to a flat and signed 6 months contract.
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Reply to Section 21 During Contract Periodby matt001Ok, thanks for your answers.
So do you reckon I should be able to give my notice at the end of the contract (09.06.2022) and after that still have an additional month to move out ?
Regarding reason for the move out is that the owner wants to sell the property.-
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Reply to Is my estate agent misleading me?by abimsalabimApart from the check-in and check-out inventory reports (which I have), what else can I use as evidence that the property was in good condition? Is there any other strong evidence?...
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