A Tenancy Agreement is an important document that sets outs the key terms between a landlord and tenant when renting a property. It acts as a legally binding contract, protecting the rights and responsibilities of both sides throughout the tenancy.  It acts as a legally binding contract, protecting the rights and responsibilities of both parties throughout the tenancy.

Whether you are renting out  furnished or unfurnished house, flat, room or HMO, Property has a range of templates to suit your needs. 

Ready-To-Use Templates For Every Type Of Property

With Property, you will have access to a whole range of professionally drafted tenancy templates, including:

Assured Shorthold Tenancies
Contractual Tenancies
Company Let Tenancy Agreements
HMO’s and Licencing
Room Licences

What Does A Tenancy Agreement Usually Include?

While the specific layout and content may vary, a typical tenancy agreement form includes the following information:

• The names of the landlord and tenant(s)
• the address and basic details of the rented property
• the start and length of the tenancy
• details of the rent amount, payment dates, and how it should be paid
• the amount of  security deposit paid, how its protected, and the return conditions
• responsibilities of the landlord and tenant including maintenance and repairs, utility payments, insurance and any other specific rules or restrictions applicable to the property
• notice periods for ending the tenancy and any other conditions under which the party can terminate the agreement early
• additional clauses depending on the specific circumstances of the tenancy

Tenancy agreements need to comply with current legal requirements, which can vary depending on the type of tenancy and where the property is located.  The templates are regularly reviewed to stay up to date, but its always advisable to seek legal advice can ensure the form meets all necessary requirements.