This guide to the renting and letting scene explains legal, financial and practical issues from the viewpoints of both landlord and tenant. It contains sample letting agreements and covers different types of tenancies, the Rent Acts, licences, housing associations and repairs.
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'Explains a landlord's rights and obligations in layman's terms
and also considers the real financial aspects of buying to let'
-- Metro, September 2006 --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
and also considers the real financial aspects of buying to let'
-- Metro, September 2006 --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Peter Wilde is a practising solicitor in north-west England, specialising in landlord and tenant law, and a senior lecturer at the College of Law, Chester. Paul Butt is a solicitor and principal lecturer at the same college.
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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106 of 106 people found the following review helpful
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Format:Paperback
This book is not one to be read cover to cover. Instead it is a crucial reference for anyone who is either a landlord or a tenant.
The Which Guide concentrates on the legal aspects of renting residential property. The language used is clear, concise and not drowned in "legalese".
There are numerous case study type senarios in order to answer most of the obvious and some of the not so obvious questions.
The main advantage of this publication is the depth to which it explores legal issues. No further research would be necessary in most cases as this book answers the case in black and white.
All aspects of the different forms of tenancy are explored with views from the side of the landlord and that of the tenant being shown.
As an extra bonus there are sample tenancy agreements included in the appendix.
If you are either a landlord or a tenant this book could just s ave you a fortune in solicitors fees.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By Clare2009
Format:Paperback
The book is excellent - a really useful reference book. It is written from a financial and legal perspective and doesn't waste chapters on how to find a property, how to bid at auctions etc. but instead focuses on yields (ie. how to compare investments), how the tax works, forms of tenancy agreement.
I highly rate it and would recommend it.
I highly rate it and would recommend it.
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