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In addition to the
above Lettings service, we will provide
the following services where you ask us to manage the property during
the tenancy:
- Collect the rent.
- Notify you if the
rent is not paid or if it is paid late.
- Prepare and send
you rent statements outlining income and expenditure. We willsend
the amount due to you to your bank or building society. We will try
to forward any moneys due to you promptly, however, we will not be liable
for any loss which may occur as a result of any delay in making payment
to you.
- Be responsible
for the day to day management of your property which may involve arranging
for general repairs or maintenance to be carried out, subject to an
agreed limit. In an emergency, we reserve the right to carry out required
repairs, even if the costs exceed the agreed limits, without further
reference to you. The cost of repairs is normally deducted from rental
income.
- Visit the property
every three months and send you written reports if the condition of
the property is unsatisfactory. If you want us to carry out additional
visits we will be pleased to do so at a cost of £25 plus VAT per
visit. It is important to note that any visit will only identify visible
or clear problems at the property. They will not include the checking
of the inventory.
- At the end of the
tenancy check the inventory to assess whether the property is, in our
opinion, in a reasonable state of repair, subject to fair wear and tear.
If necessary, we will make any necessary deductions from the deposit
to cover the tenant's share of costs for repairs or replacement.
- Return the deposit
to the tenant at the end of the tenancy after he vacates the property
provided he has in our opinion complied with the terms of the tenancy,
the condition of the property is satisfactory and that the items listed
in the inventory are satisfactory. If you or your representative(s)
wish to inspect the property after the tenant has left and before we
give the deposit back to the tenant, you must do so within five days
from the date the tenant leaves the property.
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