Professional Realtors in Barri

An inventory records the contents and condition of a property when you move in. It should be accurate at the beginning of your tenancy to allow us to assess any differences at the end of the tenancy. It is important that you check that you agree with your inventory when you move in. You should annotate it with any errors or omissions that there may be and return it to us within 7 days to ensure that you are not held responsible for something you did not cause. Amendments to the inventory are not possible after 7 days.

There are many legal and safety responsibilities that the Landlord must comply with, including making sure your deposit is protected and using a licenced Rent Smart Wales letting Agent like ACJ Properties. Under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985, the Landlord is responsible for ensuring that the structure of the house is sound, it is safe and that it is fit for habitation. This includes repairing:The structure and exterior of your home, for example, the walls, roof, foundations, drains, guttering and external pipes, windows and external doors. Basins, sinks, baths, toilets and their pipework. Water and gas pipes, electrical wiring, water tanks, boilers, radiators, gas fires, fitted electric fires or fitted heaters. Amongst other safety regulations, the Landlord is responsible for the safety of tenants in relation to gas. By law they must:Repair and maintain gas pipework, flues and appliances in safe conditionEnsure an annual gas safety check on each appliance and flueKeep a record of each safety check

If you can pay your own tenant administration fees and deposit, plus you can provide a UK based Guarantor, we are more than happy to contact landlords to see if they will accept your circumstances.

A Direct Debit is a method of payment where you give a company permission to withdraw money from your account and pay it into their account. A Standing Order is an instruction you give to your bank to pay a fixed amount to someone else on a regular basis or for a set amount of time. The payments are sent from your account on agreed dates, usually monthly. Only the account holder can set up and cancel their standing order. Your rent will be paid by a standing order.