What is the cause of conflict between tenant and property owner in the UK?

What conflicts exist between the tenant and landlord of residential property in the UK?

Online real estate Agency Property Let By Us conducted the study, is that most often becomes a stumbling block between the tenant and the landlord. It turned out that most often try not to pay abandonou charge becomes a cause of dispute relations. Another reason is Pets that tenants give birth, without coordinating this issue with the landlord. The third reason is the damage to the tenants property, such as defacing walls or floor.

About a quarter of renters never clean the stove, 18% – do not cut the lawn, which is a traditional occupation for every respectable Briton. Another 11% do not clean the garbage near the house, 6% of the rent for the leased property in the sublease, and 4% made a hole in the floor and closed her floor.

And the main problem for the landlord is late paying rent, complained of by 63% of homeowners.

To avoid this problem, it is recommended to carefully check the financial status of the potential tenant. You must request a Bank statement, which will reflect the account turnover for the previous few months and you can see all expenses and incomes. An important element of verification is a certificate of employment of the tenant, his credit history and reputation of the employee, confirmed in an interview with the employer, and recommendations from previous landlord.

To protect yourself from surprises, the homeowner should regularly check your property during the term of the lease. This will allow early detect damage and identify problems in the process of renting, and not at the end of the period when damage can go unnoticed. Noticed that landlords who carefully monitor their tenants, and at least once a month, inspect the property, will ultimately save hundreds of pounds.

® Helen Entree. 11.02.2015,

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