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How not to end up with troublesome tenants!

  • Ask to see bank statements for the past three months. Check income and expenses to see if they can afford the rent.

  • Ask for photo ID to ensure they are who they say they are.

  • Get a reference from their employer.

  • Get a reference from their current landlord, but make sure he or she isn't providing it to get the tenant off their hands.

  • Ask for a guarantor – a parent will be fine.

  • Consider rental insurance cover. It will pay if tenants don't.

  • Landlord Action's three-step service: step one (serving notice) £115, step two (instigating court proceedings) £565, and step three (eviction) £198. Landlord Helpline (0800 856 7878; www.landlordaction.co.uk )

  • National Landlords Association, 020 7840 8900; www.landlords.org.uk

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