A letting agent must obtain permission from the landlord or tenant before accessing a rental property. This is typically outlined in the terms of their management agreement with the landlord or in the tenancy agreement with the tenant. SIVA Estates prioritize clear communication and respect for the privacy of tenants, ensuring that property access is always handled appropriately
Letting agents do not have the authority to withhold rent unless explicitly authorized by the landlord or as permitted by law (e.g., for certain property maintenance issues). SIVA Estates operate within legal boundaries and emphasize fair treatment of landlords and tenants
A Section 48 Notice in the UK is a legal requirement for landlords to provide tenants with an address for serving notices. This address must be located in England or Wales. It is an essential part of ensuring that tenants can communicate effectively with their landlords regarding tenancy-related matters
A Section 21 Notice is a legal document used by landlords in England to terminate an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) without providing a reason. It must be served in writing to the tenant, giving at least two months' notice before the intended date of possession. SIVA Estates are well-versed in legal requirements related to serving notices to tenants, ensuring that landlords comply with all necessary regulations
