[ad_1] You can only ask a Tenant to pay the “permitted payments” (not fees) as outlined in our permitted payments article. Private Landlords from the 1 June 2019 will be responsible for all the costs associated with setting up, renewing or ending a tenancy (i.e. referencing individuals, administration, inventory, renewal and check out fees). Any breach…
[ad_1] From 1 June 2019, when a Tenant enters into a tenancy agreement, student let or licence to occupy housing in the private sector, a Landlord or agent cannot charge you any fees or payments other than is listed here. Therefore the good news for tenants is that from 1 June 2019 it will cost…
[ad_1] What permitted payments can be charged? A refundable tenancy deposit – capped at no more than five weeks rent if your annual rent is less than £50,000 or six weeks if your annual rent is above £50,000 A refundable holding deposit – capped at no more than one weeks rent Payments to change the…
[ad_1] As of the 1 June 2019 a ban charging fees to Tenants is expected to have a significant impact on the industry including Landlords. The only fees that can be charged to Tenants will now be classed as ‘permitted payments’, and these are restricted to deposits, certain changes to the tenancy agreement (at the…
