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Whether you are a landlord looking to make a success of buy to let, or a tenant seeking to avoid rogue landlords, Renting & Letting is the definitive handbook for you. This practical guide is packed with detailed information on rights and obligations, the ins and outs of dispute resolution, deposits, security, safety, taxation and mortgages, as well as energy performance certificates, tenancy deposit protection schemes, and Capital Gains Tax.
This new edition of Renting & Letting covers a breadth of properties, from company lets and holiday flats to student accommodation and multiple occupation lets. Drawing on many years of experience in property investment, Kate Faulkner gives clear advice on the possible pitfalls, explaining vital financial and legal considerations in an accessible, jargon-free manner. She describes what landlords and tenants should look for in a rental property, and what costs you will incur, as well as what additional resources you will need throughout your letting or renting experience, whether it's working out who will manage the let, or who to turn to if things go awry.
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The book starts by giving details of the different rights of tenants under the various types of tenancies currently being offered. Of particular relevance for both landlord and tenant alike are the different rights offered to tenants under Shorthold tenancies compared with Assured and other tenancy types. The book also gives sample cases of common problems encountered during the landlord / tenant relationship and gives a clear indication of each party’s legal positions.
The authors do insist that, in the event of a tenancy problem, it is not a replacement for legal advice. Nevertheless it does give the reader a good grounding in how to prevent such problems from occurring. It also arms the reader with a good basic knowledge of their legal position. This could be of particular use when discussing tenancy problems with a member of the legal profession.
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