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When first deciding you need to move house, you will probably consider your options as being split into two different paths. You can choose to go to your bank and ask them for a mortgage loan and buy a flat or a house, or alternatively you can choose to stay away from the property ladder and search for flats to let in north London. If this what you decide to do you will need to know some basic rules in respect to what is expected from both you as the tenant, and your landlord as owner and manager of the property.
The law in the United Kingdom is there to protect both parties during the leasing of flats to let in north London. It is also worth knowing if you are about to search for flats to let anywhere in this country then your landlord must also comply with various discriminatory acts, such as the Sex Discrimination Act, the Disability Discriminations Act and the Race Relations Act. If you should encounter any questionable activity which you believe is contrary to any of these acts you should try to get some legal advice on the matter.
So here follows the list of things which your landlord is responsible for throughout your tenancy agreement. Any flats to let in north London will be subject to the normal amount of wear and tear associated with rental properties. The landlord is responsible for repair to any structural problems, and is also accountable for the supply of amenities such as hot water, sinks, baths and sanitary installations. Safety is also a concern which your property owner will need to ensure; so any gas or electrical appliances will have to be in safe working order. Any furniture supplied to you must be fire retardant, the property must be habitable and the appliances must be in working order. Flats to let in north London with more than one occupant will often have common or shared areas; the upkeep of these areas must be provided by the landlord.
As a tenant in flats to let north London there are some rules by which you must abide too. Firstly and most importantly you must pay your rent as set out in your rental agreement. You must also maintain the property to the kind of condition it was in at the time you first moved in. Any utility bills may have been included in your rent payments, but if not then you will be responsible for paying these on time. More rarely the council tax and water rates will be part of your monthly payments, but in general this is not the case, so you will need to ensure you pay these when renting flats to let in north London.