Agent/Landlord template for a friend pls!

Kaybenson

Few years ago when i rented my house, the agent came with a big form/template which shows every single fittings in the house. took over 2 hours to complete it. I dont know what this is called. Even though the house is unfurnished, but we both went to all the rooms, kitchen to take account of everything. This document/temploate is NOT the actual agreement.

A friend of mine intend to rent out her house and i suggest her doing the same thing.

Do any folks here have such template that i can re-adapt?

Any advice will help.

Cheers

Jowo_2

It's known as an inventory and/or schedule of condition.

Presumably your friend knows there's a lot more to being a successful landlord that this single template and it should be accompanied by a tenancy agreement, full tenant screening, adherence to DPS regulations, gas safety check, permission from lender/landlords insurance, etc, etc, etc?

Tell your friend to join a national landlords association to understand her obligations and housing law. The cost is a valid tax deductible expense and typically they offer free templates to their members.

tbs624

Kay - there's one here: http://www.landlordzone.co.uk/pdf/inventory.pdf.

If entirely new to renting out property your friend may like to look at the RLA, NLA and/or LandlordLaw websites - membership fees tax deductible and discounted premiums on LL insurances.

Kaybenson

tbs624 wrote: »

Kay - there's one here: http://www.landlordzone.co.uk/pdf/inventory.pdf.

If entirely new to renting out property your friend may like to look at the RLA, NLA and/or LandlordLaw websites - membership fees tax deductible and discounted premiums on LL insurances.

I dont know such association exist.

Cheers folks