Lease Agreement

Joint and Several Liability

Tenants will be joint and severally liable for the total rent of each property and not just a portion of the rent.  This means that if one of the tenants does not pay their rent, we are entitled to seek payment of that rent from any of the other tenants or all of them or the individuals guarantor as we see fit. If you need further information on this or any other regard regarding the tenancy agreement, we recommend that you take independent legal advice.

View copy of our Assured Periodic Tenancy Agreement

Guarantor Guarantee Form

All tenants are required to provide a UK-based guarantor. The guarantor agrees to pay the rent and any other unpaid charges in the event of the tenant being unable to do so. We accept professional guarantors (e.g. guarantors through your bank, Rent Guarantor,  Housing Hand, etc.).

We always ensure that we have guarantors for all our tenants on the agreement, and therefore although the liability is joint and several all other guarantors and tenants are in the same position.

View copy of our Guarantee form

Further Information

There are many things to consider when looking for a property during your student years. Our FAQs page aims to answer any questions you may have.  If you have any further queries please feel free to contact us directly.

A tenancy agreement is a legally binding contract, both you and your guarantor should read and understand it before signing. We recommend you seek independent legal advice. In addition, we understand that the Durham Student Housing Hub offers advice on searching for, letting and living in student housing, including advice on how to check tenancy agreements: https://www.durham.ac.uk/colleges-and-student-experience/housing-hub/ .