Property

UK landlords, let office or retail space to a tenant with this comprehensive UK Deed of Commercial Lease for Office Space.

• The parties to the lease are the (i) landlord and (ii) the tenant and a surety, who will be jointly and severally liable for performance of the tenant's obligations under the lease.
• The tenant covenants to pay rent, its proportionate share of charges for services, insurance rent, and VAT, as well as interest on all amounts not paid when due.
• The tenant will also pay all rates, taxes, duties and outgoings with respect to the office premises.
• The tenant will use the premises for its stated business purposes only.
• The tenant agrees keep the premises clean and in good condition and repair, except for repairs for damages caused by insured risks.
• The tenant may assign or sublet all (but not part) of the premises with the landlord's consent.
• The tenant will comply with the provisions of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990.
• The landlord will provide the services set out in the lease and will keep the building insured against damage or destruction, as well as third party and liability insurance.
• The lease contains extensive rent review provisions.

Rent a residential property to one of your employees with this Employee Letting Agreement for England and Wales.

• The employee must reside in the property as a requirement of his/her employment. The tenancy will end when the employee's employment ends.
• The employee must provide a deposit as security for performance of the tenant's obligations under the agreement. The deposit will be returned at the end of the tenancy, less any amounts that the employer is allowed to deduct for unpaid rent or other sums or expenses due to the employer.
• The employee may allow his/her immediate family to live in the property, so long as the employee does not charge them rent to do so, thereby creating a landlord-tenant relationship.
• The employee must pay all charges for electricity, gas, water, telephone and television services (including installation and TV licence costs).
• The employee must also pay council tax or any similar property tax levied against the property.
• The employer must insure the property and keep the structure and exterior and all installations for utilities in good repair and working order.
• This agreement can be used to let either a furnished or unfurnished premises. An inventory form is included to list all furniture and other items provided by the employer.

Let your vacation cottage to tourists and vacationers with this Holiday Property Letting Agreement for England or Wales.

• The renter agrees to pay for any loss, damage or replacement costs to the rental property and its contents due to action or inaction by the renter or his/her party.
• The renter will forfeit the security deposit for any breach of the terms and conditions of the Agreement.
• Policy for changes in reservation, cancellations and no-shows.
• The renter is responsible for obtaining proper medical treatment forms and travel insurance.

Let part of the house or flat you live in to a tenant (sharer) under this House / Flat Share Agreement.

• The Share Agreement is similar to, but different from, a roommate or boarder arrangement.
• This legal agreement can only be used in England and Wales.
• The tenant ⁄ sharer must pay a proportionate share of the costs of electric, gas, water, telephone and television services.
• The tenant ⁄ sharer has the right to use the common areas and facilities of the home (bathrooms, toilets, kitchen, lounge, laundry.).
• The tenant ⁄ sharer must pay a deposit which will be held by the owner until the end of the tenancy.
• The owner is responsible for insuring the property, furnishings and other items supplied by the owner under the agreement.

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Let a house or flat to two or more tenants as shared accommodation with this UK Multi-Tenancy Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement.

• The agreement is made pursuant to Section 19A of the Housing Act 1988 as amended under part 3 1996.
• This template is for use in England and Wales.
• The Agreement can be used for either a furnished or unfurnished dwelling.
• The assured shorthold tenancy does not give a tenant long-term security, and is not regulated by usual rent controls.
• The tenant is responsible for paying gas, electric, phone, water and television charges, and council taxes.
• No pets, alterations or redecorating are allowed without the landlord's consent.
• The landlord is responsible for repairs and insurance for the property, but not for insuring the tenant's contents.
• The landlord has the right to repossess the property at the end of the rental term.
• This legal document comes with a Notice to Terminate and an Inventory form (for furnished premises).
• UK Multi-Tenancy Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement, downloadable Microsoft Word template.

Do you have a furnished house or flat to let? Prepare the required paperwork for a tenant with this UK Non-Assured Tenancy Agreement template.

• The tenant agrees to pay council taxes, gas, electric, phone, water and television charges for the dwelling.
• The tenant must keep the premises and furnishings clean and in good order and repair, and must replace any items that are lost or damaged.
• The landlord's consent is required for alterations or redecorating.
• The landlord must maintain the exterior of premises, water and heating installations in good condition and repair, and must keep the property adequately insured.
• If the tenant is in breach of the Agreement, the landlord has the right to take possession and determine the tenancy.
• The template also comes with an Inventory Form listing the furnishings and other items included in the lease.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in England and Wales.

Let an unfurnished house or flat to a tenant under this UK Non-Assured Tenancy Agreement.

• This template can be used in both England and Wales.
• Tenant responsibilities include paying for utilities, television charges, and council taxes, and paying for any damage to the premises caused by the tenant or his/her family or guests.
• Landlord responsibilities include maintaining and repairing the exterior of the property and carrying adequate insurance on the building.
• If the tenant breaches the agreement, the landlord has the right to retake the property and determine the tenancy.

The UK Non-Assured Tenancy Agreement (Unfurnished Premises) template is a customisable legal form that can be re-used as often as you require.

This Non-Secure Tenancy Agreement governs tenancies of council housing units in England and Wales.

• Rent is payable weekly, on Monday of each week.
• The tenant is responsible for keeping the property clean and in good order and for making any repairs that are not the responsibility of the council.
• The council is responsible for maintaining and repairing the exterior of the premises, and installations for water, heating, etc.
• The tenant is responsible for maintaining the garden, trees, and shrubs, and for ensuring that common areas and outbuildings are kept clean and tidy.
• Pets are allowed with the council's consent, but must be kept under control.
• The file includes a Premises Condition Report, to be completed by the parties at the start and at the end of the tenancy.

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Reply to a unit holder or tenant's Request for Action with this free form for UK commonhold associations.

• The Reply is given in response to a complaint received from a tenant or unit holder.
• It must be issued in accordance with The Commonhold Regulations 2004 for the United Kingdom.
• The form is to be served on the complainant stating the outcome of action taken with respect to the complaint.
• This Reply is only for properties in England and Wales.
• Form 22, available in PDF format.