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Tenancy agreement review service
enchilada
Posts: 37 Forumite
Hi everyone. I currently rent out a property and have completed the landlord qualification and paid for my licence.
To create the tenancy agreement, I used the document library that came with my Direct Line landlord insurance and which included a legal review (provided by Epoq) to ensure it was ok to use. Unfortunately, they have now discontinued that service.
Does anyone know of any other service I could use to check my tenancy agreement is still fit for use? I keep up with the latest legislation but would really prefer to check with someone from a legal point of view.
To create the tenancy agreement, I used the document library that came with my Direct Line landlord insurance and which included a legal review (provided by Epoq) to ensure it was ok to use. Unfortunately, they have now discontinued that service.
Does anyone know of any other service I could use to check my tenancy agreement is still fit for use? I keep up with the latest legislation but would really prefer to check with someone from a legal point of view.
"I don’t keep up with the Joneses, I try to drag them down to my level" - Quentin Crisp
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Licence - Scotland? Wales? NI?Tenancy agreements will differ!Both the big LL Associations produce TAs: RLA & NLA.So do Landlordzone and several other LL forums and websites.The governemnt also produces a Plain English approved model TA.0
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Please join the RLA or NLA so you have professional advice and the correct documents to set up your tenancy
Not expensive and a tax deductible expense0
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