Commercial property owners and tenants who are considering selling of letting their premises it is a legal requirement that a commercial EPC is in place as soon as a prospective new tenant owner is in place and the new lease/ sale cannot be finalised until the EPC is provided to the solicitor
Domestic sales and letting.
A domestic EPC is legally required to be in place 28 days after a property is placed on the market for sale. The estate agent needs the EPC for the property details and the solicitor will need the EPC before completion of the sale can be made.
A new tenant for a property should be able to see the EPC when first shown the property to help them make an informed decision about committing themselves to a short hold tenancy agreement .
Floor plans.
This is useful tool for both commercial and domestic properties both for sale and let. It gives a floor plan with sizes and room layout which allows prospective tenants/ purchasers to view room sizes and configuration before visiting property.
Inventories.
This is essential for owners who are letting out property it gives a snapshot of the condition of a property before a new tenant moves in. an independent accredited survey is essential for use with the new tenant deposit schemes.
Property Photography.
With so much property and first viewing now being carried out on the web it is essential that the property is presented in the best possible way.
A professional set of wide angle photographs will give an excellent portrayal of your property giving an increased opportunity of a viewing.