Resources
Use the following links to get the best out of renting and letting privately
Please see the categories below to get your started:
- Tenancy Agreements and Notices
- Landlord Insurance
- EPC Inspections
- Property Maintenance Service
- Tenant Credit Checks
Take the worry out of the letting process
Tenancy Agreements and Notices
It’s always advisable to have the right tenancy agreement in place whatever the type of property you are letting. Not only is it a legal requirement in many cases to have one, but is also in place not only to protect the landlord, but also to protect the tenant.
A few of the most commonly used contracts are listed below:
This best selling Residential Lettings Kit, and "Download Now" Residential Lettings E-Kit, contains all the legal forms, tenancy agreements, eviction notices and background information that you need to rent your property, without the expense of a solicitor or letting agent. It will take the worry out of the letting process.
Assured Shorthold Tenancy – unfurnished
If you want to let an un-furnished house or flat situated in England or Wales, this legally-binding document is all you need to put it in writing. It can be used to create the standard type of letting called an 'Assured Shorthold Tenancy'. An Assured Shorthold Tenancy is used where the landlord does not live at the property. This PDF form allows you to create a Assured Shorthold Tenancy for an un-furnished property in
Assured Shorthold Tenancy – furnished
If you want to let a furnished house or flat situated in England or Wales, this legally-binding document is all you need to put it in writing. It can be used to create the standard type of letting called an 'Assured Shorthold Tenancy'. An Assured Shorthold Tenancy is used where the landlord does not live at the property. This PDF form allows you to create a Assured Shorthold Tenancy for a furnished property in 
Section 21 Notice - Terminate a Tenancy Agreement (England and Wales
This Section 21 Notice has been endorsed by the NLA (National Landlords Association)...So you can be confident that it is the right legal form for you.
Plus this Section 21 Notice has been approved by PainSmith solicitors, leading experts in Landlord and Tenant Law...so you can be sure that it's legally binding and up to date. This Section 21 Notice can be used by a landlord wanting to give notice to terminate a tenancy agreement at the end of an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) in England & Wales, under the Housing Act 1988.
A Rent Book is required by law in those tenancy situations where rent is paid on a weekly basis. A Rent Book can be useful in all tenancy situations.
Residential Lettings
Residential Lettingsis the definitive guide to creating and managing residential lettings.
It is packed with real life landlord and tenancy tips and letting experiences, and has been written by one of the country's top specialists in landlord and tenant law, Tessa Shepperson.
Buy -to-let-bible
Let a self-made property millionaire guide you through the opportunities and pitfalls of the buy-to-let world and share his secrets of buy-to-let success with you.
Landlords Letters
Effective letters for plugging the communication gap between landlords and their tenants. This book contains ready-drafted letters for dealing with commonly-occurring tenancy situations. Clear guidance on when to use each letter and the procedures to follow are included, along with tips and background legal information on tenancy agreements.