New Tenancy Forms, Letters and Checklists for Residential Landlords
Residential landlords in England need to gather detailed information about proposed tenants in order to decide whether to proceed with the grant of a tenancy. Having robust procedures and paperwork in place at an early stage will help landlords with the decision-making process.
The documents below include a Heads of Terms template to enable the landlord and tenant to agree the main details and an Application Form which seeks to capture all the information a landlord needs in order to carry out credit checks and obtain references. The Right to Rent Checklist helps the landlord to navigate the “right to rent” checks process and the Inventory template can be used to create a detailed record of the condition of the property.
The documents below are designed to assist landlords in England in handling such matters. These templates are suitable for use in England only.
A selection of template letters requesting references can be found in the Tenant Referencing subfolder.
- Application Form for a Residential Tenancy
- Landlord’s Holding Deposit Agreement for AST (England)
- Residential Tenancy Heads of Terms
- Right to Rent Guidance Notes for Residential Landlord
- Right to Rent Guidance Notes for Residential Agents
- Right to Rent Checklist for Residential Landlord
- Letter to Mortgage Company seeking Consent to Let Residential Property
- Notice of Grounds of Possession by Landlord or Mortgage Lender
- Guidance Note: Property Inventories
- Tenancy Inventory Schedule
- Residential Tenant Letter for Check-out Inventory
- Pro-Forma Tenancy Inspection Schedule
- Right to Rent Responsibility Transfer Agreement
- Letter to the Council Tax Department regarding New Tenant
- Explanatory Notes for Residential Tenants
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