Offering tailored advice for landlords overseeing a large number of responsibilities and duties
Tenancy management refers to the person or party overseeing the responsibility of ensuring that the property is ready for tenancy. This involves checking and maintaining the property's safety and state of repair so that it is safe to reside in.
The landlord’s duties outlined within the tenancy agreement, including those under an assured shorthold tenancy, are a legal responsibility, so there must be a full understanding of the legal parameters of property law, or risk being liable for not undertaking these duties. Should there be any issues or disputes, the person in charge of the tenancy management will be the appropriate party to deal with these.
You, the landlord, and the tenant must understand your rights and responsibilities as outlined in the tenancy agreement.
The property specialists at AST Assistance are here to help you understand the details of your responsibilities, including deposit protection and repair obligations, as outlined by the tenancy management, how you are required to remain compliant with tenancy law, and how we can help you to plan for any issues that may arise.
We can also guide you on how much notice you need to give tenants and the required notice period for various situations, such as rent arrears.
Managing a tenancy involves overseeing a large number of responsibilities, including ensuring tenants pay rent on time, handling rent arrears, and managing rent payments effectively. The team at AST Assistance have extensive experience in giving tailored advice to landlords. We can help you with a huge range of specific bottlenecks and issues that you may be facing. See the areas in which we have helped landlords overcome difficulties below
Contact our friendly team today to learn more about how we can help you with your tenancy management. Either call us today on 01706 619 954, email info@ast-assistance.com, or fill in our online form to request a call back.
How we can help with tenancy management and rent arrears
AST assistance has helped numerous landlords through stressful and legally complex issues, giving them the tools and knowledge they need to manage all types of tenancies, whatever the size of the portfolio. We can also provide guidance on eligibility for housing benefits to help tenants manage their rent payments.
Property law changes often, which means the rights and responsibilities of the landlord do, too. As such, you must understand what these are so that you can manage your property portfolio in a legally compliant manner. This will give you the best chances of overcoming an issue while remaining on the right side of property law. Additionally, we can assist you in understanding how universal credit can be used to cover rent and other housing expenses.
Not understanding your rights and duties could result in serious legal and financial implications, so seeking comprehensive legal advice from AST Assistance is the best choice you can make to manage your tenancies effectively.
We work tirelessly with every case to ensure that your needs are met, working in your best interest and resolving any issues in a fair manner. Thanks to our in-depth knowledge of tenancy issues, we can approach and swiftly deal with anything that may arise.
Why choose us for tenancy management?
Our team of property specialists have experience helping landlords with several case types. We are best placed to guide you through issues or advice covering:
- Tenancy agreements
- Inspections
- Scheduling maintenance
- Arrears management
- Acting as a point of contact
- Deposit management
- Eviction assistance
- Eviction assistance for assured shorthold tenancy cases, including serving section 21 notices.
- Bad debts and money claims
- Tax advisory services
This is not an exhaustive list, so if you are looking for expert advice to help you undertake your landlord duties to the best of your ability, get in touch with us today.
With our guidance, you will be able to undertake tenancy management efficiently and with as little stress as possible. With our team’s experience, we know that no two circumstances are the same, but this experience allows us to tailor our guidance with the knowledge of securing the best outcome for you.
What is more, we can help you to understand your rights and develop strategies for excellent tenancy management across your portfolio. Whether you manage a single or multiple tenancies, AST Assistance is here for you.
FAQs
What are tenancy management and tenancy agreements?
The act of managing a tenant and all the circumstances that arise from being the responsible party falls under ‘tenancy management’. Tenancy management officers are responsible for conducting regular checks and ensuring compliance with tenancy agreements. As such, the team at AST Assistance can tailor guidance to help you oversee your entire portfolio. Explaining your rights and duties free of legal jargon, we ensure that you will understand the steps you can take to effectively manage your tenancies.
What constitutes an excellent property and tenancy management service?
Managing your properties involves undertaking your duties to the best possible standard. Doing so requires knowledge of your rights and those of your tenants, so that you remain compliant and stick to the tenancy agreement.
An excellent service will also provide you with the details of your obligations, such as repair responsibilities and deposit protection.
Furthermore, a good landlord can iterate a thorough strategy to approach and prepare for any potential issues during a tenancy. Therefore, an excellent property and tenancy management service allow you to understand and undertake all of the above.
Get the tenancy management help you deserve
Helping landlords with their tenancy management is the speciality of AST Assistance. Our team ensures that both you and your tenants understand your rights and responsibilities, fostering a cooperative relationship. To receive bespoke guidance today, call us on 01706 619 954, email info@ast-assistance.com, or fill in our online form to request a call back.
