Tenancy Advice
Property Management & Specialist Tenancy Advice
Hardcastle Rural Surveyors have a wealth of knowledge in the management and letting of a range of rural property types, from Farms to Paddocks, Arable Land to Cottages, Commercial units to Stables.
The type of agreements used vary according to the property type and requirement of each party, at Hardcastle Rural we are experienced in dealing with Farm Business Tenancies, Agricultural Holdings Act Tenancies, Licences, Assured Shorthold Tenancies and Landlord & Tenant Act 1954 arrangements.
Crop Sales & Licences
Hardcastle Rural Surveyors can advise on a range of occupation arrangements from Crop Sales to Licences.
We can arrange for public auctions of standing crops, private sales and even contractors to transport produce.
Grazing & Mowing Licences can provide structure and certainty over seasonal grass lets while addressing the BPS and stewardship matters often present on farmland.
Agricultural Tenancy Advice
The law surrounding Agricultural Tenancies is complex and requires a detailed understanding of the statutes. Hardcastle Rural Surveyors are able to offer specialist tenancy advice on both AHA and FBT arrangements including:
Rent Reviews
Succession & Retirement
End of Tenancy Compensation
Tenders and Lettings
Dilapidations Claims
Residential Lettings & Management
With a wealth of experience in tenancy matters across the region Hardcastle Rural can advise you throughout the letting process, whether you are a Landlord or Tenant.
Recent changes to tenancy law have made the process of letting residential property complex and confusing, at Hardcastle Rural we can advise on recent legislation and the checks now required as part of the letting process.
Commercial and Industrial Lettings
Whether its letting of an entire office building or the corner of a workshop in a farm yard, the law surrounding Commercial and Industrial property is complex. Hardcastle Rural can advise the most suitable arrangement and negotiate heads of terms to ensure the agreement remains within the law.