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What checks should I carry out before renting a property in Darwen?
Before renting, thoroughly inspect the property for any existing damage. Check that all appliances listed are in working order. Enquire about the council tax band and energy performance certificate (EPC) rating. It's also wise to ask about the landlord's maintenance responsibilities and emergency contact details.
What legal requirements should a landlord meet when renting a property in the UK?
Landlords in the UK must protect your deposit in a government-approved scheme. They must also provide you with a 'How to Rent' guide. They are legally required to ensure the property is safe and fit to live in, including gas safety checks, electrical safety checks, and fire safety measures such as smoke alarms.
What questions should I ask about the tenancy agreement?
Carefully review the tenancy agreement before signing. Ask about the length of the tenancy, the rent payment schedule, and any clauses regarding pets, smoking, or subletting. Understand the process for ending the tenancy and the notice period required.
What should I look for in terms of safety and security when viewing a property?
Assess the security of the property, including the locks on doors and windows. Check if there are adequate smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. Enquire about the neighbourhood's crime rate and any security measures in place for the building, such as CCTV or secure entry systems.
What are my rights as a tenant in the UK?
As a tenant in the UK, you have the right to live in a safe and habitable property. You have the right to quiet enjoyment of the property, meaning the landlord cannot enter without giving you reasonable notice (usually 24 hours). You also have the right to have your deposit protected and returned to you at the end of the tenancy, provided you have met the terms of the agreement.
