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CHOOSING A PROPERTY

Many of The House Academy tenants have no previous experience in renting a property. We are here to help you in making this important decision by providing you with information, and sharing our wealth of experience with you. We can show you a range of properties to suit all needs.

Prior to Viewing

Prior to Viewing

The two main questions that you need to consider are:

  • Who do you want to share a house with? (group size?)

  • What are your requirements for your desired property? (location, rent levels etc).

Are these requirements fixed, or can you be flexible, as greater flexibility will give you greater choice.

Arranging a Viewing

Arranging a Viewing

Contact us us at viewings@thehouseacademy.co.uk or 07800 660953

Let us know what you are looking for, and we can arrange viewings of properties that meet your requirements. Preferably you should find a time when all your group members can view the properties together. Appointments are scheduled to ensure that we give our current tenants a day’s prior notice

Viewings

Viewings

One of The House Academy team will meet you and your friends at the property. You will find the answers to most of your questions on our website, but please feel free to ask any further questions you may have at the viewings.

Securing Your Chosen Property

Securing your Chosen Property

Contact us as soon as you have decided you would like to secure a property. This is an important decision so ensure that all members of your group are in agreement, and that you have all the information you require.

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The House Academy does not charge a deposit, so the house is secured by signing the tenancy agreement and making the first rental payment. 

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Signing the Tenancy Agreement

The tenancy agreement is the legal contract between you and your landlord, setting out the responsibilities of both parties.  The tenancy agreement will be sent to you electronically and you will be able to electronically sign.

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Two additional documents are required to be completed for your tenancy:

  • A parental guarantee form

  • A direct debit form for collection of your rent
     

The Parental Guarantee Form needs to be completed by either or both parents of each housemate.  This is standard practice in student rentals and unfortunately if you parent is not willing to act as your guarantor, then we would not be able to offer you a tenancy.

 

The direct debit form is required to set up collection of your rent.  You will be sent an online link, which you will be able to electronically complete and sign.
 

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