When letting your property, it is important that you meet the following guidelines for tenants living in your property. The following are a benchmark of such requirements, along with some other important information you will need as a landlord.
Since 1st January 2009 all properties offered for sale or to let must have a Building Energy Rating (BER Certificate) and Advisory Report.
This assessment must be done prior to the property being advertised and placed on the market. If your property is not currently rated, we can arrange for an independent SEI registered BER Assessor to carry out this assessment.
Under the Criminal Justice Act, 1994, Estate Agents are now included as designated persons as a result of regulations published in 2003 & 2004.
All persons who contract to pay a fee to an Estate Agent in connection with a transaction or series of transactions must provide the Estate Agent evidence of their identity and place of residence when requested.
This will mean that a client must produce an original passport and recent utility bill, to be photocopied by the Estate Agent.
Under the new Residential Tenancies Act 2004, all new tenancies must be registered by the landlord with the Private Rented Tenancies Board (PRTB) within one month of the lease commencement date.
We will forward the PRTB form for your property on your behalf. You will then receive confirmation from the PRTB that your property is registered.
Wexford Rentals & Property Management are dedicated to first class service and are committed to getting our properties let as quickly as possible to the right tenant at current market rents. Let us know how we can help you.