
Rental renewal - How to avoid getting stung by unfair rental renewal arrangements
Rental renewal - How to avoid getting stung by unfair rental renewal arrangements
6th December 2007
By Tony Booth
Letting agency service agreements are often signed all too readily by novice landlords without them being read thoroughly beforehand - and months or years down the line, many regret not taking the opportunity to negotiate better terms and fee structures at the outset.
The crunch more often arrives when a tenancy comes up for renewal and the landlord finds he has been charged hundreds of pounds for what many perceive as incidental administration.
Tenancy renewal fees are a standard element of most service agreements.
They are not usually included within management fee structures and are therefore charged separately.
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