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Tenant Charges Initial charges:- Preparation of tenancy agreement £300 per tenancy (this may vary if a landlord uses his own or a 3rd party agreement) - Referencing, including Right to Rent check - individual applicant or guarantor £60 per person - Right to Rent check for each additional adult occupant - £6 per person - Referencing - company tenant or guarantor £66 per application - Inventory check-out (but may vary) £130 per tenancy - Holding deposit 1 x week&#39;s rent * These charges will be taken once you make a formal offer for a property. All offers are subject to contract and the holding deposit will be held against our expenses in processing your application. Please be aware that if you make an offer and later withdraw from this, then you may lose all or some of the above. Please ask us for further details.Plus, before the start of the tenancy:- Rent equivalent to 1 x month&#39;s rent (* less the amount paid above) but depending on the terms agreed- Security deposit usually equivalent 6 x week&#39;s rentCharges during the tenancy may include: Addendum to the tenancy agreement £120 Preparation of renewal tenancy agreement £300 per tenancy 3rd party reference request £42 per reference Should you wish to end the tenancy other than in line with the contract, or change one or more of the named tenants, then further charges may apply. Please ask us for details.

Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward - Forest Hill Lettings

Modern ground floor one bedroom apartment to rent in Forest Hill. To check broadband and mobile phone coverage please visit Ofcom here ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/advice-for-consumers/advice/ofcom-checker

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Tenant charges VAT is charged at 20%, where applicable AST TENANCIES: Holding deposit* per tenancy - equal to one week's rent Initial rent (less holding deposit* above) - as per tenancy agreement Tenancy deposit: - For ASTs with annual rent under £50,000 - equivalent of 5 weeks' rent - For ASTs with an annual rent above £50,000 - equivalent of 6 weeks' rent Addendum: Change or amendment to terms during tenancy, requested by tenant - £50.00 or reasonable costs Change of sharer during a tenancy - £50.00 or reasonable costs (this is subject to landlord agreeing and treated as a new letting) Late rental payments Arrears charged at 3% above Bank of England Base Rate (levied from 14th day of arrears period but charged from 1st day of arrears period) *Please ask to see the conditions on the holding deposit receipt form as to whether all or part of the above will be refunded should the tenancy not proceed. *The holding deposit will be offset against the initial rental payment if the application is successful. NON-AST TENANCIES: Holding deposit* per tenancy - equal to one week's rent Referencing charge: Per individual applicant (including 'right to rent' check) and/or guarantor - £60.00 Per company applicant and/or guarantor - £66.00 Preparation of tenancy agreement, per tenancy - £300.00 Inventory check-in, per tenancy - £130.00 Initial rent (less holding deposit* above) - as per tenancy agreement Tenancy deposit - as agreed between parties Rechecking 'right to rent' ID verification: To be carried out when necessary during an initial, renewal or periodic tenancy, per tenant or adult occupant - £6.00 Addendum: Change or amendment to terms during tenancy, requested by tenant - £120.00 Change of sharer during a tenancy: - Referencing charge per individual applicant and/or guarantor - £60.00 - Preparation of tenancy agreement, per tenancy - £300.00 - Inventory check (if required by the landlord), per tenancy - £130.00 - Tenancy deposit protection administration, per tenancy - £60.00 Late rental payments Arrears charged at 3% above Bank of England Base Rate (levied from 14th day of arrears period but charged from 1st day of arrears period) *Please ask to see the conditions on the holding deposit receipt form as to whether all or part of the above will be refunded should the tenancy not proceed. *The holding deposit will be offset against the initial rental payment if the application is successful. Visit our website at for further details of the above charges and of any penalties you may incur should you break the terms of your contract. Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward is a member of the Propertymark Client Money Protection Scheme, and also a member of The Property Ombudsman, which is a redress scheme. More details can be found at or by contacting your local branch directly.

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