Type A - Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreements for a whole house or flat
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This is the type of tenancy agreement most commonly used. It should be used where you are renting a property to just one person, or where you are renting to several tenants together, and who are either family members or who are friends. The advantage of this type of agreement with shared properties is that the tenants have 'joint and several liability', ie the landlord can claim all of the rent from each of the tenants, not just their own share.
The agreements are not suitable if you want to rent to a number of tenants separately, for example if they are strangers and will wish to rent for different periods of time (see Type B agreements) or where you are letting to a company, you are a resident landlord, or the rent is over £25,000pa (Type C agreements).
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Before using the tenancy agreements please read carefully the guidance notes which are linked first below.
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Guidance notes for Landlords
Please read these before using the tenancy agreements in this section
T001Renewal - use this (to save paper) if you are renewing an existing tenancy
T001g Renewal - as above, where there is a guarantor
T001M - Standard AST - rent paid monthly
T001W - Standard AST - rent paid weekly
T001Mg - with guarantor - rent paid monthly
T001Wg - with guarantor - rent paid weekly
T001Mb - with break clause - rent paid monthly
T001Wb - with break clause - rent paid weekly
T001Mr - landlord can say how the rent is paid - monthly rent
T001Wr - landlord can say how the rent is paid - weekly rent
T001Mi - landlord pays the bills - monthly rent