I’ll be renting out my house from 1st September to a trusted family friend. We have both agreed that we will still have a tenancy agreement, I’ve done reference checks today and speaking to a broker tomorrow about insurance. Gas and electricity safety tests are being done next week too.
The house is in good condition but the oven , although it works properly, has to be turned on and off from the mains to make sure it’s fully off. A family member thinks that it’s unacceptable for an appliance that has what I think are minor issues, to be rented with the property and wants me to buy a brand new oven. They think that because the oven is integrated into the kitchen then it’s my responsibility to make sure it’s working 100%. Are they correct or can I get away with just giving the existing oven a jolly good clean and explain to my tenants how it works.
Anything else I need to know? The local agent wanted a to charge a substantial fee to do the checks and have a tenancy agreement drawn up hence doing it myself.
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justpoppy · 18/08/2020 19:09
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