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MOVING IN PROCESS

You’ve found your new home, but what’s the next step?

Once you have viewed the property and are sure that you have found your new home we are here to make the process as smooth as possible.

There are five simple steps:

  • Complete a property holding form and pay a holding deposit. The deposit equates to one weeks rent. Once this has been received all further viewings shall be suspended and references applied for. To view our Safe Agent certificate click here
  • Provide us with a copy of your photographic I.D. and sign your tenancy agreement
  • Before the commencement of your tenancy a 5 week deposit will become payable along with the agreed amount of rent in advance. The holding deposit you have already paid shall be deducted from this amount. Click here for more tenant information including fees.
  • On the day of moving into your property you will meet an inventory clerk who will provide you with keys for the property
  • Relax and enjoy your new home

USEFUL GUIDES

Right​​​​​​​ to R​en​t
This document is designed to assist with the carrying out of Right to Rent checks for landlords and tenants, ensuring that all prospective tenants and occupants in private rented property have a right to rent in the UK.

How to ​Ren​​​​​t
A check list for how to rent in England.

REFERENCING

We use an independent company to complete referencing called Van Mildert. They will check your credit history and obtain references from your current landlord (if you have one) and from your employer.

The general rule of thumb…

To pass affordability for a rental, your income (combined if more than one tenant) will need to equate to 30 x the monthly rental. In the majority of cases landlords are happy to accept either rent in advance or a guarantor to cover the shortfall if needed

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