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Attention Landlords!
Ignorance of the Law can seriously damage your wealth!
Are you aware that since April 2007 on any new or renewed Assured Shorthold tenancy you must by Law take specific steps to protect the tenant's deposit and be able to prove you have done so?
Do not let your own or your existing agent's ignorance of this crucial legal obligation cost you the fine that goes with it.
To ensure you are complying contact Castle Estates for a free copy of our Landlord factsheet on this critical subject.
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Castle Estates
(South London)
Residential Letting Agents & Property Managers
212 St Ann's Hill, London, SW18 2RU
Tel: 0208 870 9534
Fax: 0845 121 0024
Calling from abroad +44 208 870 9534
Consents
Mortgage Consent
If your property is mortgaged you must advise your bank, building society or other lender that you propose letting your property and obtain their written consent. Sometimes an administration fee is charged for issuing a consent letter - if necessary we will liaise with your lender on your behalf.
Leasehold Consent
If your property is leasehold, your headlease will state whether or not you require permission from the Freeholder to sublet. You should find that your lease will contain a clause indicating that you must obtain consent from your head leaseholder (or freeholder) but that such consent should not be unreasonably withheld from you. If necessary, we will be pleased to liaise with your leaseholder on your behalf.
