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General Category / Tenancy Agreements / Are we being ripped off being charged £120 to renew tenancy agreement?
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on: August 06, 2007, 04:10:12 PM
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My fiance and I live in a 1 bedroom flat in Gillingham. We've been there for 4 months and are model tenants - always pay rent on time, very house proud, etc.
We have a assured shorthold tenancy agreement for a fixed term, ending this October. We would like to stay at the flat beyond this period. The letting agent has asked us to pay a renewal fee of about £120 prior to the new AST contract being drawn up. I have been told that the contract will be exactly the same as the previous one, just covering a different period. I don't understand how they can justify charging us this amount of money. Is this normal or are we being ripped off?
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General Category / Agency Issues / Being charged a renewal fee - are we being ripped off?
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on: August 06, 2007, 04:08:35 PM
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My fiance and I live in a 1 bedroom flat in Gillingham. We've been there for 4 months and are model tenants - always pay rent on time, very house proud, etc.
We have a assured shorthold tenancy agreement for a fixed term, ending this October. We would like to stay at the flat beyond this period. The letting agent has asked us to pay a renewal fee of about £120 prior to the new AST contract being drawn up. I have been told that the contract will be exactly the same as the previous one, just covering a different period. I don't understand how they can justify charging us this amount of money. Is this normal or are we being ripped off?
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