Archive for the ‘Tenancy Agreements’ Category

 

TIC-Tenant in Common Association (TICA)

Friday, September 5th, 2008

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TIC Tenant in Common Association (TICA) is a trade association safeguarding the right of the real property owners. If any of the property owner sells their interest in the property then TIC Tenant in Common Association (TICA) will assist to protect those interests for him. There are some functions and duties of Tenant in Common Association (TICA) that every property owner should know. Continue reading…


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Landlord’s Best Lease: No Tenants, No Termites, No Toilets, and No Trash

Thursday, July 24th, 2008

The four T’s that are No Tenants, No Termites, No Toilets, and No Trash, the best ever option for landlord’s. If said honestly, these 4 T’s are just not something that most people want to deal with on a day to day basis.

There is one very attractive alternative to deal with these 4 T’s is to offer your property as lease-to-own. In this case, you can write into your contracts that the buyer is responsible for all maintenance and upkeep on the property. Continue reading…


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Best Lease - Month To Month Agreement For A Landlord

Saturday, July 12th, 2008

Renting property is not an easy task. A novice landlord may ponder the questions as to whether use a month to month lease or not. There are some of the key features that should be kept in mind before making a decision to lease a property.

The landlord must consult with an attorney who is professional in the leasing area. Continue reading…


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Tenancy Deposit Regulations - A Guide for Landlords

Wednesday, June 11th, 2008

As a landlord, you should always be alert to protect yourself against the financial impact that you may need to face after the damage of your property by the tenant. The tenants may refuse to pay for the damages or fight to get their deposits back from you. Since April 2007, it has been assured by the Government that the deposited money either should be placed in the hands of an approved third party or insured the money for tenant’s benefit. But this whole process can put burden on the landlord. But there are some options which can be adopted by the landlord to reduce the aggravated problems. Continue reading…


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UK Tenancy Agreement

Friday, June 6th, 2008

When you are putting up a tenant in your property and done all the evaluations and check on him, and identified him as an acceptable tenant, the next thing is to get him to enter into a tenancy agreement. A formal verbal agreement will have no problem if it takes effect on the day it is granted, it is for a term not exceeding 3 years, and it is at the best rent which can reasonably be obtained without a premium being taken. But in the case of any relative or friend, it is not suggested as it has no any documentary evidence. Continue reading…


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