For owners
Paperwork, sorted properly.
Standard tenancy document templates with plain-English filling guidance — from enquiry to signed agreement, organised in one place.
How it works
From template to signature
Pick the right template
Choose the document that matches your letting — lodger agreement, assured shorthold tenancy, inventory, or referencing checklist.
Fill it with guidance
Every template comes with plain-English notes on each field: what it means, common mistakes, when to take advice.
Check before signing
Our checklist walks both parties through the document before signature, so nothing is discovered late.
Keep the record
Signed copies stay organised with your listing thread — one place for the agreement, inventory and correspondence.
Good to know
What’s included
Standard documents
Agreements and checklists built on widely used English formats, kept current.
Plain-English notes
Field-by-field guidance written for first-time owners, not solicitors.
Not legal advice
Templates organise your paperwork; they are not legal advice. For anything unusual, take professional advice.
Document templates are included in owner listing packages. We do not provide legal advice or act for either party in the tenancy.
FAQ
Common questions
Are the templates legally binding?
A properly completed and signed agreement can be binding between the parties. The templates themselves are documents — their effect depends on your situation. We do not provide legal advice.
Which tenancy type should I use?
The filling guidance explains the common options (lodger vs assured shorthold). For anything borderline, take independent advice before signing.
Do tenants get a copy?
Yes — the signed agreement is between owner and tenant, and both keep copies. We recommend sharing the draft before signing.
Can I edit the templates?
You complete the fields; structural edits are at your own risk and outside our guidance.
Get the paperwork right.
Templates and guidance are included in owner packages — ask us which documents you need.