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10 Things to Sort Moving into a New Flat!
Written agreement:
A written and signed formal tenancy agreement between tenant and landlord to specify the lengths and terms of the tenancy.
Bond:
An upfront refundable payment on the rental, which you’ll get returned when you move, provided the property is undamaged and your rent is all paid.
Rent in advance:
Any upfront rent payments, deposits, as required by the landlord – this is normally 2-3 weeks rent in advance.
Fees:
Though letting fees have been banned as of 12 December 2018, other fees may apply.
Insurance:
It’s recommended that you arrange renters or contents insurance for your belongings, the landlord takes care of property insurance.
Property inspection:
A recorded property inspection between yourself and your landlord, including photographs of any existing damage and any furniture and whiteware provided.
Services:
Connection of services such as power, gas and phone/internet.
Whiteware & furniture:
Purchase or hire of whiteware and/or furniture.
Flatmates:
Finding other flatmates (if applicable).
Emergency contacts:
A list of phone numbers for in an emergency to reach either the landlord, their property manager or approved tradespeople.
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