Fortnight contract: The type of contract applicable to each listing is selected by the landlord. A fortnightly contract refers to a type of contract where you are charged per fortnight (a period of two weeks). What this means is, if you move in during the second fortnight of the month, you will only be charged for this period, and not for the entire month. Regardless of the contract type, the prices displayed while you’re completing your booking refer to the 1st rental payment, which corresponds to the first 30 days of the contract.
The type of deposit applicable is selected by the landlord. A Security Deposit refers to the amount you have to pay directly to your landlord on the day of your move-in to cover for any potential damages that may occur during your stay. The landlord may also keep the Security Deposit if you leave earlier than agreed. If no damages occur and you leave on the agreed move-out date, your deposit will be refunded. On the day you move in, you’ll have to pay the landlord: Equal to first rent
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The property does not require any guarantor.
For dual occupancy, tenants need to pay an additional 50 GBP along with the regular rent.