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Newest Review: ... commonly done, but no. I've seen students who haven't actually read their contract and found when they move in, that their dog couldn't come.... Also don't give them any money until you have read over the contract properly and signed it. Once you have signed the contract you have a bit of security, but once you have given them money you're at a disadvantage. Also, make sure that you have a copy of the contract. Assured Shorthold Tenancy: Any new private sector tennancy is assumed to be an assured shorthold tenancy unless the landlord gives written notice otherwise; plus it will be on the tenancy agreement. Most will be a fixed term assure... more

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Student Houses: Can be good, can be dire (1320 words)
by - written on 22/03/08 (Very useful, 205 readings)
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As a student I have done plenty of house hunting, here is what me and my fellow students have found! (And been advised about!) It's easy to overlook something, so in my advice, take a list of things you need to discuss with the landlord/ your students union. Finding a student house: Your student union may have a list of reputable landlord and landladies, if your Union doesn't have a housing/accomodation/advice centre, your council could have a list of landlords letting to students. But your SU should in theory be able to help with checking contracts, repair queries, landlord liasion, and referral to specialist housing advisors. Important point: ... Read the complete review

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