Terraced house to rent

To maintain excellent quality, we have people monitoring our ads seven days a week. Please assist us in our work and let us know if there is any issue with this advertisement, such as:

• — The photos are not what is advertised.
• — The description is misleading.
• — The ad is generic rather than for a specific available listing.
• — The advertiser is the landlord or agency.

To maintain excellent quality, we have people monitoring our ads seven days a week. Please assist us in our work and let us know if there is any issue with this advertisement, such as:

• — Which bills are included in the rent?
• — Which bills are included in the rent?
• — Are there any other tenancy fees?
• — Is any other agency advertising this property?
• — Can I see gas and electricity safety documents?
• — Can I see the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)?
• — How strong is the internet connection?
• — Where are the smoke and carbon monoxide alarms?
• — What is the duration of the contract?
• — What insurance covers the property?

Take your time throughout each rental property screening to ensure that there are no issues. If any of the following issues exist, either make it a condition of the contract that they be fixed, or seriously reconsider your wish to rent that home.

• — Check the exterior: are the gutters or any pipes leaking? Are the walls or window frames cracked? Is there a garden or outdoor area you'll need to maintain?
• — Test the fittings: make sure the taps work, for both hot and cold water. Test the water pressure and see if all the property's light switches work.
• — Check for mould and pests: are there any signs of pests, including mouse droppings, cracks or holes in the walls?
• — Inspect the appliances: confirm which white goods come with the property, including fridge, washing machine and dishwasher.
• — Look for smoke alarms and CO2 detectors: are smoke alarms fitted?.
• — Think about safety and security: do windows and doors open easily and close securely?