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EPC and Inventory

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EPC and Inventory

Table of contents for Granting an Assured Shorthold Tenancy

  1. EPC and Inventory
  2. Can the Tenancy be Assured Shorthold?
  3. Suggested Forms Required
  4. Advertise your Property
  5. Initial Viewing with the Prospective Tenant
  6. Tenant Wishes to Proceed
  7. Reference Checking
  8. Completing the Tenancy Agreement
  9. Granting the Tenancy
  10. Within 14 Days after Signing

Energy Performance Certificate

Before you begin marketing the property, you must have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). This will be given to “prospective tenants” normally when you are viewing the property. Once you have placed a firm order for an EPC, you may market the property whilst the EPC arrives.

Further information on EPCs is available via this article

Members of the Guild of Residential Landlords can obtain an EPC at a discounted rate by clicking here

Inventory

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