Being a landlord can be an extremely rewarding job but it can also be a challenging one. There are many tasks that need doing, as well as the duty of care to your tenants and legal responsibilities to keep up to date with. The tenancy agreement is part of these requirements and is the bedrock of a successful tenancy. It protects the property, outlines your and your tenant’s responsibilites, and can prevent any disputes arising in the future.
NRLA deposit protection provider, mydeposits, has created this guide to help landlords understand the importance of the tenancy agreement, know which tenancy agreement to use, what should be included in one and what to do when the agreement expires.
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