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For a landlord, managing a rental property requires time and the necessary legal knowledge.
As a result, certain owners choose to have their property managed by a professional.
In this case, the property manager's task is to represent the owner in all dealings with the tenant. The agent thus plays a role of intermediary between the landlord and the tenant.
It is important to remember that the exercise of this activity by a real estate agency is governed by law n ° 70-9 of 2 January 1970 The agency must therefore have a professional licence, professional liability insurance and a financial guarantee.
A rental management agreement must also be signed beforehand.
Certain provisions of the agreement are imposed by the law whereas others are determined contractually and can therefore vary from one agency to another.
The agreement must stipulate the following:
Since the services and powers of a lettings agent are not defined by law, they must be specified in the agreement. Generally speaking, the lettings agent:
The lettings agent can also be required to perform other services, depending on the rental property agreement. Depending on the services proposed by the agency, the lettings agent can thus:
Generally speaking, the lettings agent advises the landlord in relation to all aspects of the tenancy agreement (reminder of compulsory surveys and certificates, decency standards, work to be carried out, new legislation, etc.).
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