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When are deposit/fees due?
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Until you pay a holding fee there is a risk they may let the property to someone else. So quicker you pay it.....
Make sure to ask in what circumstances it is refundable:
* if landlord changes his mind?
* you fail referencing /credit checks?
* you change your mind?0 -
Thanks, yes sorry maybe i didn't explain properly... The holding fee (for eg. £200) we are paying straight away, and it ensures the property is withdrawn from the market. it comes off the total deposit payable (for eg. £1000, so £800 due to pay) but by what stage does that entire amount have to be paid by? I guess its up the agent to stipulate0
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If the agent said the rent is due the day you move in I would expect the security deposit (less the amount already paid) to be due at same time.
Assuming you are in Eng/Wales, the agent or landlord should register your deposit within 30 days of payment.0
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