Letters about renting and housing
Anything you agree with a landlord is best put in writing. That way what you asked for, and when, is on record.
Ask for your deposit back
Not getting your deposit back after the end of your tenancy? This letter formally requests the money and sets a deadline.
Report disrepair to your landlord
Reporting problems in writing is an important step before you can take things further. This letter records what is wrong and the date you reported it.
Challenge a rent increase
Think the proposed rent increase is too high, or that it was not properly notified? This letter objects in writing and in good time.
Give notice to end your tenancy
Notice to end a tenancy should be given in writing. This letter states your end date and asks for a joint check-out inspection.