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Landlords<br />

Frequently<br />

Asked Questions<br />

1. How does the Tenancy Agreement work?<br />

The majority of property will be let using an Assured<br />

Shorthold Tenancy Agreement, usually for an initial<br />

period of six or twelve months. At the end of that<br />

term, if the agreement is not renewed or terminated,<br />

the tenancy will continue on periodic basis. We<br />

recommend a further fixed term for the security of<br />

tenure for both parties.<br />

Any property specific additional clauses will be agreed<br />

prior to and incorporated within the agreement, and<br />

we ask both landlord and tenant to read the contract<br />

carefully before signing, and will answer any queries.<br />

Both landlord and tenant sign the agreement (either<br />

by our electronic signature or hardcopy) and these<br />

will be exchanged with both parties receiving the<br />

copy signed by the other for safekeeping.<br />

2. Why is it beneficial for Landlords and<br />

Tenants to use an ARLA Propertymark<br />

Licensed Agent?<br />

ARLA Propertymark is committed to providing the<br />

highest standards within the letting and management<br />

profession. Landlords can be assured that their ARLA<br />

Propertymark agents are up-to-date with legislation,<br />

regulations, case law and market developments. A<br />

landlord’s funds are protected through the Client<br />

Money Protection Scheme and agents are required to<br />

hold Professional Indemnity Insurance.<br />

By choosing a registered agent such as Symonds &<br />

Sampson you can have peace of mind that you are<br />

working with a professional and trustworthy agent<br />

that adheres to the high standards and requirements<br />

of ARLA Propertymark membership.

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