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The following are permitted payments which we may request from you:

A) The rent
b) A refundable tenancy deposit (reserved for any damages or defaults on the part of the tenant) capped at no more than five weeks' rent where the annual rent is less than £50,000, or six weeks' rent where the total annual rent is £50,000 or above.
C) A refundable holding deposit (to reserve a property) capped at no more than one week's rent.
D) Payments to change the tenancy when requested by the tenant, capped at £50 (Inc VAT), or reasonable costs incurred if higher.
E) Payments associated with early termination of the tenancy, when requested by the tenant.
F) Payments in respect of utilities, communication services, TV licence and council tax; and
g) In the case of a failure to make a payment of rent after the end of the period of seven days beginning with the ret due date, the prescribed limit is the aggregate of the amounts found by applying, in relation to each day after the due date for which the rent remains unpaid, an annual percentage rate of three per cent above the Bank of England base rate to the amount of rent that remains unpaid at the end of that day.
H) Tenants are liable to the actual cost of replacing any lost key(s), damaged locks or other security devices plus the actual cost includes the cost of that contractor's labour, as evidenced by an invoice or a receipt.

Please contact us if you wish to discuss this further.

Redress scheme provided by: Property Direct (PRS004754)
Client Money Protection provided by: Property Direct (CMP002187)

Referencing & Right to Rent Checks - You will be asked to complete an application before referencing can be undertaken and provide two forms of id.
We may carry out checks against the credit file & public records of the individual, confirmation of full-time student status, an Anti-Money Laundering check, confirmation of employment & salary details, confirmation of previous tenancy details and right to rent checks. Results of checks are reported to your prospective Landlord to see if your application is acceptable.
A Financial Guarantor is required and they will need to complete a Guarantor form. Requirements of a Guarantor: (1) Be a UK homeowner (2) Be over the age of 25 (3) Have a clear credit history (4) Confirmation of earnings equivalent to a minimum of 3 times the annual rent (5) Be able to provide proof of identification & proof of residence (6) Be willing to take on the obligations in the tenancy agreement provided to the tenant. We are required to carry out certain checks on the Guarantor, including; a Landlord check, credit file and public records check, confirmation of employment and salary details and accountant reference confirmation (self-employed).
Security Deposit – Payable at the contract signing. 1 & 2 bedroom properties and family houses deposits are equal 1 months rent plus £100. HMO properties deposits equal to 1 months rent plus £50 per bedroom. There may be scenarios which require tenants to liaise with the agent on deposit amount if circumstance are not the conventional.
Costs and fees the tenant will be liable for:
Rent - Payable monthly in advance (unless agreed otherwise).
Holding Deposit - Equivalent to 1 week’s rent (1 months rent / 4.35).
Default Payments - If the Tenant breaches the Tenancy Agreement they will be liable to the Landlord for any losses the Landlord suffers including the cost of action for possession of the property as may be awarded by the court.
Council Tax - Payable to the billing authority if the Tenant is liable.
Utilities - Including water, sewerage, gas (or other heating fuel) & electricity. Payable in respect of the dwelling, and if required in the Tenancy Agreement.
TV Licence - Payable if the contract holder is required to make a payment under the Tenancy Agreement.
Communication Services - Payable to a provider of: Internet, cable or satellite TV, telephone services other than mobile if the Tenancy Agreement requires the payment.
The following are payable to the amount of the actual cost which includes any contractors labour & material cost evidenced by invoice or receipt:
Costs related to the changing, adding or removal of a lock giving access to the dwelling or requirement for a key or other security device which gives access to the dwelling to which the contract relates to be replaced.
Agreed appointments arranged with the tenant for contractors to attend or to carry out work at the property whereby the tenant has refused entry or not been home to allow access and resulted in a charge to the landlord.
The tenant will be liable for any losses incurred by the landlord where damage to the property is caused by neglect or wilful behaviour by the tenant.
Fees incurred as a result of the Landlord/Agent arranging for someone to attend the tenant’s property or where the tenant has arranged the callout when the problem had been caused by the tenant.

Relevant letting fees and tenant protection information

In addition to paying rent for the property, you may also be required to make the following permitted payments:
Before the tenancy starts: Na
’ Holding Deposit: None taken
’ Tenancy Deposit: Five weeks rent

During the tenancy:
’ Payments to other third parties: Such as Council Tax, utilities or payments for communications services;
’ Default Charges: Such as payments for the replacement of lost keys or interest on overdue rent;
’ Tenancy Transaction Charges: Such as requests to vary or assign the tenancy;
’ Pet Rent (if applicable)
’ Parking (if applicable)

Tenant Protection
Fresh is a member of ARLA Propertymark, which is a client money protection scheme, and also a member of the Property Redress Scheme. You can find out more details on the agent’s website or by contacting the agent directly.

Referencing & Right to Rent Checks - You will be asked to complete an application before referencing can be undertaken and provide two forms of id.
We may carry out checks against the credit file & public records of the individual, confirmation of full-time student status, an Anti-Money Laundering check, confirmation of employment & salary details, confirmation of previous tenancy details and right to rent checks. Results of checks are reported to your prospective Landlord to see if your application is acceptable.
A Financial Guarantor is required and they will need to complete a Guarantor form. Requirements of a Guarantor: (1) Be a UK homeowner (2) Be over the age of 25 (3) Have a clear credit history (4) Confirmation of earnings equivalent to a minimum of 3 times the annual rent (5) Be able to provide proof of identification & proof of residence (6) Be willing to take on the obligations in the tenancy agreement provided to the tenant. We are required to carry out certain checks on the Guarantor, including; a Landlord check, credit file and public records check, confirmation of employment and salary details and accountant reference confirmation (self-employed).
Security Deposit – Payable at the contract signing. 1 & 2 bedroom properties and family houses deposits are equal 1 months rent plus £100. HMO properties deposits equal to 1 months rent plus £50 per bedroom. There may be scenarios which require tenants to liaise with the agent on deposit amount if circumstance are not the conventional.
Costs and fees the tenant will be liable for:
Rent - Payable monthly in advance (unless agreed otherwise).
Holding Deposit - Equivalent to 1 week’s rent (1 months rent / 4.35).
Default Payments - If the Tenant breaches the Tenancy Agreement they will be liable to the Landlord for any losses the Landlord suffers including the cost of action for possession of the property as may be awarded by the court.
Council Tax - Payable to the billing authority if the Tenant is liable.
Utilities - Including water, sewerage, gas (or other heating fuel) & electricity. Payable in respect of the dwelling, and if required in the Tenancy Agreement.
TV Licence - Payable if the contract holder is required to make a payment under the Tenancy Agreement.
Communication Services - Payable to a provider of: Internet, cable or satellite TV, telephone services other than mobile if the Tenancy Agreement requires the payment.
The following are payable to the amount of the actual cost which includes any contractors labour & material cost evidenced by invoice or receipt:
Costs related to the changing, adding or removal of a lock giving access to the dwelling or requirement for a key or other security device which gives access to the dwelling to which the contract relates to be replaced.
Agreed appointments arranged with the tenant for contractors to attend or to carry out work at the property whereby the tenant has refused entry or not been home to allow access and resulted in a charge to the landlord.
The tenant will be liable for any losses incurred by the landlord where damage to the property is caused by neglect or wilful behaviour by the tenant.
Fees incurred as a result of the Landlord/Agent arranging for someone to attend the tenant’s property or where the tenant has arranged the callout when the problem had been caused by the tenant.

Referencing & Right to Rent Checks - You will be asked to complete an application before referencing can be undertaken and provide two forms of id.
We may carry out checks against the credit file & public records of the individual, confirmation of full-time student status, an Anti-Money Laundering check, confirmation of employment & salary details, confirmation of previous tenancy details and right to rent checks. Results of checks are reported to your prospective Landlord to see if your application is acceptable.
A Financial Guarantor is required and they will need to complete a Guarantor form. Requirements of a Guarantor: (1) Be a UK homeowner (2) Be over the age of 25 (3) Have a clear credit history (4) Confirmation of earnings equivalent to a minimum of 3 times the annual rent (5) Be able to provide proof of identification & proof of residence (6) Be willing to take on the obligations in the tenancy agreement provided to the tenant. We are required to carry out certain checks on the Guarantor, including; a Landlord check, credit file and public records check, confirmation of employment and salary details and accountant reference confirmation (self-employed).
Security Deposit – Payable at the contract signing. 1 & 2 bedroom properties and family houses deposits are equal 1 months rent plus £100. HMO properties deposits equal to 1 months rent plus £50 per bedroom. There may be scenarios which require tenants to liaise with the agent on deposit amount if circumstance are not the conventional.
Costs and fees the tenant will be liable for:
Rent - Payable monthly in advance (unless agreed otherwise).
Holding Deposit - Equivalent to 1 week’s rent (1 months rent / 4.35).
Default Payments - If the Tenant breaches the Tenancy Agreement they will be liable to the Landlord for any losses the Landlord suffers including the cost of action for possession of the property as may be awarded by the court.
Council Tax - Payable to the billing authority if the Tenant is liable.
Utilities - Including water, sewerage, gas (or other heating fuel) & electricity. Payable in respect of the dwelling, and if required in the Tenancy Agreement.
TV Licence - Payable if the contract holder is required to make a payment under the Tenancy Agreement.
Communication Services - Payable to a provider of: Internet, cable or satellite TV, telephone services other than mobile if the Tenancy Agreement requires the payment.
The following are payable to the amount of the actual cost which includes any contractors labour & material cost evidenced by invoice or receipt:
Costs related to the changing, adding or removal of a lock giving access to the dwelling or requirement for a key or other security device which gives access to the dwelling to which the contract relates to be replaced.
Agreed appointments arranged with the tenant for contractors to attend or to carry out work at the property whereby the tenant has refused entry or not been home to allow access and resulted in a charge to the landlord.
The tenant will be liable for any losses incurred by the landlord where damage to the property is caused by neglect or wilful behaviour by the tenant.
Fees incurred as a result of the Landlord/Agent arranging for someone to attend the tenant’s property or where the tenant has arranged the callout when the problem had been caused by the tenant.

Referencing & Right to Rent Checks - You will be asked to complete an application before referencing can be undertaken and provide two forms of id.
We may carry out checks against the credit file & public records of the individual, confirmation of full-time student status, an Anti-Money Laundering check, confirmation of employment & salary details, confirmation of previous tenancy details and right to rent checks. Results of checks are reported to your prospective Landlord to see if your application is acceptable.
A Financial Guarantor is required and they will need to complete a Guarantor form. Requirements of a Guarantor: (1) Be a UK homeowner (2) Be over the age of 25 (3) Have a clear credit history (4) Confirmation of earnings equivalent to a minimum of 3 times the annual rent (5) Be able to provide proof of identification & proof of residence (6) Be willing to take on the obligations in the tenancy agreement provided to the tenant. We are required to carry out certain checks on the Guarantor, including; a Landlord check, credit file and public records check, confirmation of employment and salary details and accountant reference confirmation (self-employed).
Security Deposit – Payable at the contract signing. 1 & 2 bedroom properties and family houses deposits are equal 1 months rent plus £100. HMO properties deposits equal to 1 months rent plus £50 per bedroom. There may be scenarios which require tenants to liaise with the agent on deposit amount if circumstance are not the conventional.
Costs and fees the tenant will be liable for:
Rent - Payable monthly in advance (unless agreed otherwise).
Holding Deposit - Equivalent to 1 week’s rent (1 months rent / 4.35).
Default Payments - If the Tenant breaches the Tenancy Agreement they will be liable to the Landlord for any losses the Landlord suffers including the cost of action for possession of the property as may be awarded by the court.
Council Tax - Payable to the billing authority if the Tenant is liable.
Utilities - Including water, sewerage, gas (or other heating fuel) & electricity. Payable in respect of the dwelling, and if required in the Tenancy Agreement.
TV Licence - Payable if the contract holder is required to make a payment under the Tenancy Agreement.
Communication Services - Payable to a provider of: Internet, cable or satellite TV, telephone services other than mobile if the Tenancy Agreement requires the payment.
The following are payable to the amount of the actual cost which includes any contractors labour & material cost evidenced by invoice or receipt:
Costs related to the changing, adding or removal of a lock giving access to the dwelling or requirement for a key or other security device which gives access to the dwelling to which the contract relates to be replaced.
Agreed appointments arranged with the tenant for contractors to attend or to carry out work at the property whereby the tenant has refused entry or not been home to allow access and resulted in a charge to the landlord.
The tenant will be liable for any losses incurred by the landlord where damage to the property is caused by neglect or wilful behaviour by the tenant.
Fees incurred as a result of the Landlord/Agent arranging for someone to attend the tenant’s property or where the tenant has arranged the callout when the problem had been caused by the tenant.

Referencing & Right to Rent Checks - You will be asked to complete an application before referencing can be undertaken and provide two forms of id.
We may carry out checks against the credit file & public records of the individual, confirmation of full-time student status, an Anti-Money Laundering check, confirmation of employment & salary details, confirmation of previous tenancy details and right to rent checks. Results of checks are reported to your prospective Landlord to see if your application is acceptable.
A Financial Guarantor is required and they will need to complete a Guarantor form. Requirements of a Guarantor: (1) Be a UK homeowner (2) Be over the age of 25 (3) Have a clear credit history (4) Confirmation of earnings equivalent to a minimum of 3 times the annual rent (5) Be able to provide proof of identification & proof of residence (6) Be willing to take on the obligations in the tenancy agreement provided to the tenant. We are required to carry out certain checks on the Guarantor, including; a Landlord check, credit file and public records check, confirmation of employment and salary details and accountant reference confirmation (self-employed).
Security Deposit – Payable at the contract signing. 1 & 2 bedroom properties and family houses deposits are equal 1 months rent plus £100. HMO properties deposits equal to 1 months rent plus £50 per bedroom. There may be scenarios which require tenants to liaise with the agent on deposit amount if circumstance are not the conventional.
Costs and fees the tenant will be liable for:
Rent - Payable monthly in advance (unless agreed otherwise).
Holding Deposit - Equivalent to 1 week’s rent (1 months rent / 4.35).
Default Payments - If the Tenant breaches the Tenancy Agreement they will be liable to the Landlord for any losses the Landlord suffers including the cost of action for possession of the property as may be awarded by the court.
Council Tax - Payable to the billing authority if the Tenant is liable.
Utilities - Including water, sewerage, gas (or other heating fuel) & electricity. Payable in respect of the dwelling, and if required in the Tenancy Agreement.
TV Licence - Payable if the contract holder is required to make a payment under the Tenancy Agreement.
Communication Services - Payable to a provider of: Internet, cable or satellite TV, telephone services other than mobile if the Tenancy Agreement requires the payment.
The following are payable to the amount of the actual cost which includes any contractors labour & material cost evidenced by invoice or receipt:
Costs related to the changing, adding or removal of a lock giving access to the dwelling or requirement for a key or other security device which gives access to the dwelling to which the contract relates to be replaced.
Agreed appointments arranged with the tenant for contractors to attend or to carry out work at the property whereby the tenant has refused entry or not been home to allow access and resulted in a charge to the landlord.
The tenant will be liable for any losses incurred by the landlord where damage to the property is caused by neglect or wilful behaviour by the tenant.
Fees incurred as a result of the Landlord/Agent arranging for someone to attend the tenant’s property or where the tenant has arranged the callout when the problem had been caused by the tenant.

Referencing & Right to Rent Checks - You will be asked to complete an application before referencing can be undertaken and provide two forms of id.
We may carry out checks against the credit file & public records of the individual, confirmation of full-time student status, an Anti-Money Laundering check, confirmation of employment & salary details, confirmation of previous tenancy details and right to rent checks. Results of checks are reported to your prospective Landlord to see if your application is acceptable.
A Financial Guarantor is required and they will need to complete a Guarantor form. Requirements of a Guarantor: (1) Be a UK homeowner (2) Be over the age of 25 (3) Have a clear credit history (4) Confirmation of earnings equivalent to a minimum of 3 times the annual rent (5) Be able to provide proof of identification & proof of residence (6) Be willing to take on the obligations in the tenancy agreement provided to the tenant. We are required to carry out certain checks on the Guarantor, including; a Landlord check, credit file and public records check, confirmation of employment and salary details and accountant reference confirmation (self-employed).
Security Deposit – Payable at the contract signing. 1 & 2 bedroom properties and family houses deposits are equal 1 months rent plus £100. HMO properties deposits equal to 1 months rent plus £50 per bedroom. There may be scenarios which require tenants to liaise with the agent on deposit amount if circumstance are not the conventional.
Costs and fees the tenant will be liable for:
Rent - Payable monthly in advance (unless agreed otherwise).
Holding Deposit - Equivalent to 1 week’s rent (1 months rent / 4.35).
Default Payments - If the Tenant breaches the Tenancy Agreement they will be liable to the Landlord for any losses the Landlord suffers including the cost of action for possession of the property as may be awarded by the court.
Council Tax - Payable to the billing authority if the Tenant is liable.
Utilities - Including water, sewerage, gas (or other heating fuel) & electricity. Payable in respect of the dwelling, and if required in the Tenancy Agreement.
TV Licence - Payable if the contract holder is required to make a payment under the Tenancy Agreement.
Communication Services - Payable to a provider of: Internet, cable or satellite TV, telephone services other than mobile if the Tenancy Agreement requires the payment.
The following are payable to the amount of the actual cost which includes any contractors labour & material cost evidenced by invoice or receipt:
Costs related to the changing, adding or removal of a lock giving access to the dwelling or requirement for a key or other security device which gives access to the dwelling to which the contract relates to be replaced.
Agreed appointments arranged with the tenant for contractors to attend or to carry out work at the property whereby the tenant has refused entry or not been home to allow access and resulted in a charge to the landlord.
The tenant will be liable for any losses incurred by the landlord where damage to the property is caused by neglect or wilful behaviour by the tenant.
Fees incurred as a result of the Landlord/Agent arranging for someone to attend the tenant’s property or where the tenant has arranged the callout when the problem had been caused by the tenant.