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Lovett Estate Agents - Renting

Renting A Property

Providing support to tenants throughout their whole moving process

Becoming our tenant

We are very aware of the importance in providing support to tenants throughout their whole moving process, from filling in the application form, right through to moving into the property, we’re here to assist you in your search for the perfect property to let in Poole & Bournemouth.

We deal with all property types and have a wealth of experience in the Bournemouth & Poole property market. Register your details or browse our latest properties to let in Bournemouth & Poole below.

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What We Require

If you’re working (full time/self employed):

  • Contract Of Employment Or Tax Returns
  • Right To Rent/ Right To Work / E-Visa Checks
  • 6 Months Bank Statements & Payslips
  • Landlord References
  • 1 Week’s Rent As A Holding Deposit
  • 1 Month’s Rent In Advance
  • 5 Week’s Rent As A Deposit
  • Credit References

If you’re receiving Housing Benefit/Universal Credit:

  • UK Homeowner Guarantor
  • Right To Rent/ Right To Work / E-Visa Checks
  • 6 Months Bank Statements
  • Proof Of Universal Credit/Housing Allowance / PIP / ESA
  • Landlord References
  • 1 Week’s Rent As A Holding Deposit
  • 1 Month’s Rent In Advance
  • 5 Week’s Rent As A Deposit
  • Credit References

A holding deposit (up to one week’s rent) is taken to reserve a property while a tenancy is agreed. The property will be held for up to 15 calendar days (the “deadline for agreement”), unless both parties agree in writing to extend this period.

The holding deposit may be retained if the applicant provides false or misleading information which reasonably affects the landlord or agent’s decision to let the property to them, if they fail a Right to Rent check, if they withdraw from the proposed tenancy (i.e. decide not to proceed), or if they fail to take all reasonable steps to enter into the tenancy agreement when the landlord or agent has also taken all reasonable steps to do so.

Where the holding deposit is retained, the reason will be provided in writing within 7 days of the decision or within 7 days of the ‘deadline for agreement’, whichever is earlier.

If the tenancy proceeds, the holding deposit will be deducted from the first rent payment or tenancy deposit.