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Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreements
Assured Shorthold Tenancies
What is a tenancy agreement?
Standard clauses of tenancy
agreements
Can I use a verbal tenancy agreement?
Changing a tenancy agreement
Tenancy deposit protection schemes
Ending
Tenancies
Ending a tenancy agreement
Section 21 notice to quit
Section 8 notice to quit
Tenants' Rights
Tenants' rights in an
assured shorthold tenancy
Landlords' and tenants' repairing obligations
Noise and nuisance issues
Rent increases and the section 13 notice
Discrimination in tenancy agreements
Health & Safety
Gas Safety
Electrical
Safety
Fire Safety
Asbestos
Housing Health & Safety Rating
System
Insurance in Rental Accommodation
Landlords'
Insurance
Tenants' Insurance
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Useful documents for landlords
Tenancy Agreements
These are Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreements (ASTs). They are the most
common type of residential lease agreement and are suitable where the rent is
less than £25,000 per annum. If the rent is in excess of this then it is not an
AST and these documents aren't suitable. Read more about
ASTs.
Select the relevant link below to order your tenancy
agreement:
The above tenancy agreements all come complete with an inventory. An inventory is a critical part of any tenancy agreement - it records what is included in the rental and what conditions the items are in.
Notice to Quit documents
Section 8
A landlord can use this document where the tenancy is not at end, but where the tenant has breached one or more of the obligations in the tenancy agreement. The most common reason will be for late payment, or non payment of rent, although any other breaches will suffice.
Read our page on Section 8 for more
details.
Section 21
If you require possession of your property and the tenant
hasn't breached the terms of the tenancy you can serve a Section
21 notice (even if they have breached a term of the agreement
this is still often the quickest way to gain possession). Read
more about
Section 21.
This is the statutory section 21(a) form for use by a landlord when he seeks possession of a periodic tenancy.
This is the statutory section 21(b) form for use by a landlord when he seeks
possession of a fixed term tenancy.
Landlords Pack
You can save money by buying a pack of useful documents and letters for
letting property together rather than individually.
The Landlords pack includes:
- Assured shorthold tenancy agreement
- Non-assured shorthold tenancy agreement
- Withdrawal of section 25 notice
- Section 21b notice to terminate fixed term tenancy
- Section 21a notice to terminate periodic tenancy
- Section 8 notice for possession
- Security Deposit Rent receipt
Deposit Protection Details
- Letter warning of late payment of rent
- Letter claiming rent arrears
Letter to housing benefit department
Select the relevant link below to order your pack of documents:
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