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Where to buy/download deed of guarantee forms?

leshaste
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I am a landlord of a house which I am putting out to rent. The tenancy will be an assured shorthold tenancy. One of the tenants needs a guarantor and I have to find a deed of guarantee for the person who will be guarantor to sign. I have looked online but I can't find a respectable copy to buy or download. Does anyone know where I can get one from?
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A quick internet search yields:If you are not happy with this can you specify your concerns?0
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I saw that but it's from an estate agent I think. I was looking for something more reputable, such as from a law firm.0
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OP, are you aware of the specific requirements for the signature / witnessing of the deed in order for it to be enforceable?1
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I know I have to look those up. Could you tell me any details?
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leshaste said:I am a landlord of a house which I am putting out to rent. The tenancy will be an assured shorthold tenancy. One of the tenants needs a guarantor and I have to find a deed of guarantee for the person who will be guarantor to sign. I have looked online but I can't find a respectable copy to buy or download. Does anyone know where I can get one from?
https://painsmith.co.uk/product/deed-of-guarantee/
In my opinion might be sensible to join NRLA (if you have not done so already), where there are range of resources and forms available to the landlord membership.5 -
leshaste said:I know I have to look those up. Could you tell me any details?1
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Nrla. With all other landlord paperwork.
What training in how to be landlord & landlord/tenant law?0
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