Leasing and Letting Flashcards
What is the UK Commercial Real Estate Agency (1st Ed. Oct 2016)?
A professional statement which provides a set of mandatory standards for RICS members involved in agency & Real Estate management work.
What is the structure of RICS Professional Statement Code for Leasing Business Premises 2020?
- Introduction
- Mandatory Requirements
- Lease Negotiation Best Practice
- Appendices
What are the 12 key areas described in the UK Commercial RE Agency (1st Ed. Oct 2016)?
- Ethics
- Regulatory and Legal Compliance
- Client Care
- Conflicts of Interests
- Conflict Resolution and Dispute Management
- Fee Structures
- Market Knowledge
- Due Diligence
- Marketing Standards
- Health and Safety
- Client Communication
- ESG
What are the key aspects of the Property Agency and Management Principles (2025)?
- Alignment with the RICS Rules of Conduct
- Working with Clients
- Managing businesses and staff
What are the four types of agency relationships?
- Sole agency
- Joint Agency
- Sole/Joint Agency
- Multiple Agency
What is Sole Agency?
The Landlord has appointed one agent represent them in a transaction
What is Joint Agency?
The Landlord has appointed two or more agents to represent them in a transaction
What is Sole-Joint Agency?
A hybrid of a sole agency and a joint agency arrangement. There will be a sole agent but but if another agent introduces a tenant, they are entitled to a share of the fee.
What is Multiple Agency?
When the Landlord lists the property with several agents, but the agent who lets the property will earn the fee.
What is included in Heads of Terms?
Date
Address
Landlord and Tenant’s details
Rent
Lease Term
Use class
Incentives
Break date
Rent Reviews
Are Heads of Terms legally binding?
No
What are Heads of Terms?
Outlines the basic framework of the deal
What is the difference between a lease and a license?
A lease is a legally binding contract that allows exclusive possession for a fixed term
A license is a personal permission to occupy or use a property, but it does not grant exclusive possession