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Who pays the utility bills and the council tax?

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These are usually paid by the tenant as long as this is clearly stated in the tenancy agreement. You would be responsible for paying any charges if your property is empty between tenancies.

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Do I need to furnish the property to let it out?

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Properties can be let unfurnished or furnished. The more flexible you can be, the more exposure your property will get. Most tenants would expect carpets and floor coverings, as well as kitchen appliances, such as washing machines and cookers.

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Do I need to tell my mortgage lender that I’m going to let my property?

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Yes, you will need your lender’s permission before you can let your property; they may have special conditions that you need to comply with or need to be added to the tenancy agreement.  Most lenders will give permission when you apply to let out your property.

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