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Viewing

> Having identified prospective viewings, Belvoir Lettings Cheltenham will arrange for you to view the property.

> These will be arranged at a time to suit you, which could be in the evening or at weekends.

> You will always be accompanied by a representative from Belvoir Lettings Cheltenham, who will be able to provide immediate advice and answer any questions you may have.

Offer/Application

> Having selected a property, you will need to complete a written application and offer to rent.

> At this time any details or requirements can be agreed, including occupancy date, duration of the letting, etc.

> On application, an application to rent fee of £200.00 will be required (for up to 2 applicants, an additional fee of £50.00 per applicant thereafter).

> This fee is non-refundable if the tenant fails to proceed for any reason, or if the tenancy fails to proceed due to incomplete or inaccurate information provided in the tenancy application. 

References

> Belvoir Lettings Cheltenham will take references on behalf of the landlord.

> Normally this will include your employer, any former landlord and a character
reference.

> In addition, a search of the adverse credit register and a search of the voters roll register will be carried out. 

> You will also need to provide 2 months copies of bank statements, wage slips and copy of passport or driving licence.

Rent

> Rents are normally quoted on a calendar monthly basis.

> Rents are paid, monthly in advance, by standing order to the Belvoir Client account. 

> The first months rent is normally paid, in cleared funds, on the day that you sign the tenancy agreement. 

Deposit

> A deposit equivalent to one months' rent plus £100.00 is usually taken to cover any breakages, dilapidations or deductions
that may become due.

> When the property is managed by Belvoir this deposit will
be held as stakeholder in a secure bonded client account until the end of your tenancy.

> If the property is managed by the landlord the deposit will be forwarded to the landlord to be held until the end of your tenancy.