At Frampton & Roebuck we strive to find you the perfect home. Whether you’re seeking a family home, a contemporary apartment, rural escape or city centre pad,
we will use our wealth of experience to find the ideal match for you within your budget.
When you have found a property you like, it’s essential to book a viewing quickly to avoid the disappointment of missing out.
Once we have helped you to find a suitable property, we may ask you to pay a Holding Deposit equivalent to one weeks rent to reserve the property and
process your Application.
You are also likely to be asked for at least your first month’s rent and a deposit in advance so have this ready for move-in day.
Each prospective tenant is required to provide us with the following documents to support their application:
Students or first time renters usually have to provide a guarantor. This is often a parent or guardian who will be responsible for the debt should the tenant not be able to pay. If you have rented before and have references from previous landlords, then this won´t be necessary.
Where a Guarantor is necessary for a Tenancy Application, the requirements are the same as above.
Before moving, make sure you make arrangements for your post to be redirected to avoid losing anything important. Purchasing contents insurance is also advised as your furniture and belongings are unlikely to be protected under the landlord’s insurance policy.
When the big day finally arrives and you are all set to move into your new home, take photos of gas and electricity meter readings and change the name on the utilities account (unless instructed otherwise). Take down the landlords contact details and keep them accessible throughout the tenancy for use in any emergencies.
After settling in and adjusting to your new home it is advisable to set up a standing order to pay the rent so that it arrives in the relevant account on time.
As the fixed term of your tenancy draws to a close, you will often have the option to extend your Tenancy. In some cases there may be the option to extend for another fixed term, or alternatively it may also be possible to keep the tenancy on a rolling, month-by-month basis.
