Yes, assuming the landlord is agreeable and the new terms proposed by the landlord are acceptable to you.
A Tenancy Agreement is a legally binding document. You will be committed to paying rent until the end of the agreed term and you could face legal action if you break the terms of the agreement. If your circumstances change for any reason during your tenancy we can approach the Landlord on your behalf and discuss possible solutions, but you should always assume at the outset that you will be committed for the duration of the Agreement.
Simply contact us, and we can make arrangements. Get in touch via online form, or by phone to our Aberdeen or Edinburgh offices as appropriate.
Generally a Tenant Registration Form would be completed, a deposit would be taken, and references would be gathered. Tenancy of the property will not be offered unless full references are provided and found to be acceptable.
Current legislation requires that all deposits be lodged with a government-approved Tenancy Deposit Scheme. Cox & Co use Safe Deposits Scotland for this purpose. They will hold your deposit for the duration of the tenancy, and they will be responsible for its release to you at the end of the tenancy. Full details of the scheme & release arrangements will be provided to all tenants.
See Tenancy Deposit Scheme for more details.
Please see our Help For Tenants page for details.
All utility bills are your responsibility except where agreed otherwise in the Tenancy Agreement. You must set up your accounts with your chosen suppliers upon moving in and close those accounts at the end of your tenancy.
Council Tax bills are also the tenant’s responsibility. You will be registered with the appropriate local council (e.g., Edinburgh, Aberdeen, East Lothian, etc.) and will be responsible for council tax costs for the duration of the tenancy.
No, we do not charge tenant fees.
If you have any queries that are not covered in our FAQ, please get in touch.
