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Coop permission to let interpretation

Jabroni · 2015-01-14 20:02:52

Hi, I'm after some clarification regarding Co-op's mortgage tariff of charges and, in particular, it's permission to let charges. I'd provide a link but as a new user I'm not allowed.. Copied below are the relevant sections: Letting a Property with our Agreement – you will be charged a letting administration fee of £59 and…

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11 February 2015 at 9:41AM edited 11 February 2015 at 10:20AM

I suspect they want a copy (obvioulsy unsigned) of the contract you plan to use with your tenants. That way they can ensure nothing in your AST contract potentially conflicts with their rights as the mortgage holder.

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