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What Do We Require Of You?
Business Conduct.
- We expect members to adhere to the Association's Code of Practice
at all times.
- We expect members to adhere to the principles expected of good professional
landlords and abide by the laws relevant to Landlords at all times.
- Members shall not use business methods involving dishonesty, deception
or misrepresentation.
- If Housing benefit is paid directly to a member and there is a genuine
overpayment, then it shall be promptly re-paid to the Housing Benefit
Department upon receipt of a correctly prepared invoice.
- Members shall endeavour to use the services of G.P.L.A. in a supportive
courteous and businesslike manner.
Standards of Accommodation.
- Members are expected to have, or be working towards having, their
property accredited within twelve months of joining the Gateshead Private
Landlords Association
- All members shall comply with all legal and statutory regulations
Management.
- Members should periodically visit their properties to ensure both
the interior and exterior are of good repair and that the accommodation
is of a satisfactory standard.
- All rights of the Tenant as stated in the Tenancy Agreement shall
be respected.
- Tenants shall be given a telephone number or procedure to follow in
the event of an emergency.
Administration.
- Members are advised to use the forms and Tenancy Agreements of the
Association.
- Members are advised to carry out a vetting on each potential tenants
and take up references and a guarantor for all tenancies
- A receipt shall be issued for the receiving of bonds and rents
- Members will issue a signed comprehensive inventory detailing the
condition of each item.
- Members shall apply their best endeavours to ensure the tenants arrange
to have all utilities registered in tenants name at commencement of
tenancy.
- Members shall provide adequate insurance cover
- When a member is notified by the tenant of a defect to the property,
he shall inform the tenant of the action to remedy the defect and the
time scale involved.
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