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JS Estate Management
1A Rotherhithe New Road,
Rotherhithe,London
Greater London
SE16 2AH
0207 183 8335
Services | Valuation Accuracy | Fees Satisfaction | Min Price of property reviewed | Max Price of property reviewed |
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Sales | 100% | 100% | £170,000 | £550,000 |
Lettings | 96% | 96% | £825 | £4,400 |
From Landlords | From Tenants | From Vendors | From Buyers | Other | |||||
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23 | 2 | 41 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 5 | 1 | 9 | 2 |
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15. FEES
15.1 Introduction Only Service
The following fess are payable by the landlord to us following the introduction of a Tenant who enters into a Tenancy either directly, indirectly or via an introduction from an existing Tenant found by us for so long as the Tenant remains in possession.
(a) Our fee for the Introduction Only Service is 8 % of the total gross rent payable under the entire Tenancy (plus VAT). Full payment is due at the commencement of the tenancy and will be deducted from the initial security deposit and advance rental received by us from the tenant.
(b) Renewals will be charged at 75% of the original lettings fee payable under the tenancy plus VAT. You will be liable to pay JS & Co estate agents Ltd Renewal Commission fees whether or not any Renewal is negotiated by JS & Co estate agents Ltd even if any renewal is negotiated by another agent and even if you do not require JS & Co estate agents Ltd to perform any additional services over and above the intr
Our commission is a percentage of the sale price of the property (or of the full capital value of the property in the case of an exchange or part-exchange transaction), or where agreed, a fixed commission. Based on the initial asking price shown in Section 1, the actual commission you will pay will be:
a) Sole Agency -
1.5% + VAT which equates to
*+VAT
or a fixed commission of
*+VAT
*This sum is for guidance only. The actual fee will be higher or lower depending upon the eventual selling price.
b) b) Multiple Agency -
2.25 % + VAT which equates to
*+VAT
or a fixed commission of
*+VAT
(a) Tiered Commission - If irrelevant, please ignore this section. The percentage rates shown for tiered fees (if applicable) apply
15.2 Letting and Management Service
(a)Our fee for the Management Service is a further 10% of the total rent payable under the Tenancy (plus VAT) in addition to the
Introduction Service commission as outlined in clause (a) in 16.1, which can be deducted on a monthly basis or upfront in full for the entire Tenancy.
15.3 Tenancy Agreement
(a) Unless we are instructed otherwise, we will use our standard form of Tenancy Agreement, the charge for which is £80.00 (plus VAT). Our standard Tenancy Extensions Agreement is used to renew the Tenancy to an existing Tenant unless otherwise agreed with you at a cost of £75.oo (plus VAT).
(b) If you wish to use an agreement drafted by your own solicitor, please supply us with a draft at least two weeks before the Tenancy is due top commence. There will be an additional administration fee of £125 (plus VAT), for reviewing and familiarising ourselves with your tenancy agreement.
Please see the response below form the tenants:
I wasn't home yesterday and only my friend was at the house to help me pack the rest of my bags and clean up. There was no I blocked the door from the inside and prevented the inspection and viewing of the house. My behaviour has never broken the law.
If you do not compromise any of my rights to live a normal life, I will resolve the housing issue as you wish.
Simply renting a house and having the landlord and tenant deal with it is fine. I do not want to escalate the conflict, it is not in the best interest of either of us. It even produces a situation where both I and you lose money. The original agent is also trying to deal with this matter, your new agent I can also communicate.
If you report to the UK Home Office any adverse remarks about me, damage to my name, reputation, privacy. I have to and will have to take means to defend my rights by reporting you for breaking and entering homes, violent evictions, email messages intimidating and also making trouble for the government, rumour mongering and also the UK government is not happy to deal with a lot of this kind of trivia.
And I never stopped from not letting you inspect the house. It's the fact that it's clearly stated in the contract, and it's normal for both parties to agree and negotiate a time to see the house before it's ready.
You were the one who didn't agree on a date, presumably your friend was resting there and blocking the door out of fear of panic, and it was previously agreed on the 20th of May. I also arranged for the cleaners to be there, and they were all paid for.
Would it be kind of unreasonable for you to break in without the date. I am discussing a solution with you in a rational and friendly manner.
I will not stop you from any re-letting of the property. Always happy to co-operate.
As per the previous rent payment due date of 22 July, payments have been made for six months and it's only the 14th of May.
And regarding the 936 pounds you are claiming, it has been a violent eviction from now on and is unreasonable. It is the responsibility of the letting agent to find a new tenant, nothing to do with me, the original tenant, who also happened to see the property at the time before I was interested in renting it. If we go by your logic and requirements, you need someone to manage the property for you, not a tenant or agent.
Rent and various water and electricity bills, I will pay what I use what I should pay before I leave. I will pay what I should pay and I will not pay more than I should. The rental was supposed to be for a year and it is also now 22nd July when it was supposed to be paid to. By choosing to move out early, I am already damaging myself in order to make things easier for you.