Residential Tenancy Referencing Documents
A prudent landlord will want to carry out careful checks on a potential tenant (and any guarantor) before entering into a tenancy agreement. In particular, the landlord will want to know that the tenant and guarantor can afford the rent and that the tenant has a good track record as a tenant.
These templates are suitable for use in England only.
These Residential Tenancy Referencing Documents comprise Reference Request Letters and Reference templates allowing landlords and referees to request and give references. The templates cover references from former landlords, banks, employers, and personal referees.
Under the Tenant Fees Act 2019), landlords and/or letting agents are prohibited from charging tenants fees for setting up new tenancies caught by these acts, which includes the cost of obtaining references. It will be the landlord’s responsibility to meet these costs.
- Reference Request Letter from Previous Residential Landlord
- Residential Tenant Reference from Previous Landlord
- Letter Requesting Reference from Residential Tenant’s Bank
- Letter Requesting Reference from Guarantor’s Bank
- Letter Requesting Reference from Residential Tenant’s Employer
- Residential Tenant Reference from Employer
- Letter Requesting Personal Reference for Residential Tenant
- Residential Tenant Reference Letter from Personal Referee
- Letter Requesting Personal Reference for a Guarantor
- Guarantor Reference Letter from Personal Referee
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