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What should I check when viewing a property to rent in Ashford?
When viewing a property, check for signs of damp or mould, particularly around windows and in bathrooms. Ensure all appliances are in working order and that the heating system functions correctly. Pay attention to the overall condition of the property and any potential maintenance issues.
What legal requirements should I be aware of when renting a property in the UK?
Landlords in the UK are legally required to protect your deposit in a government-approved scheme. They must also provide an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) and a gas safety certificate (if applicable). Ensure you have a written tenancy agreement outlining your rights and responsibilities, as well as the landlord's.
What questions should I ask a landlord or letting agent before renting?
Ask about the length of the tenancy agreement, the amount of the deposit, and what bills are included in the rent. Clarify the landlord's policy on pets and any restrictions on decorating the property. Also, inquire about the process for reporting repairs and maintenance issues.
What is a holding deposit and when is it refundable?
A holding deposit is a payment made to reserve a property while references and paperwork are being completed. By law in the UK, the holding deposit is capped at no more than one week's rent. It is usually refundable if the landlord decides not to rent to you or if the agreement is not signed due to their actions. However, it may be non-refundable if you decide to withdraw your application.
What safety precautions should I take when viewing a property alone?
Inform a friend or family member of your viewing appointment, including the address and time. Arrange to call them after the viewing to let them know you are safe. If possible, view properties during daylight hours. Trust your instincts and leave the property if you feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
