Flat to rent in Leicester LE2, 2 Bedroom

*****Greens Estate Agents*****
Presenting A Spacious Well Maintained Two Bedroom Apartment. On second floor close to City Centre. Local Transport Bus, Train Station, University, Shops and other Amenities.
The Accommodation Comprises.
Spacious Two-bedroom.
Modern kitchen/Dinner.
Bathroom.

Important - Please read the following
A deposit in the sum of the equivalent to one month's rent will be required on commencement of the Tenancy. This sum will be forwarded to the Deposit Protection Service to comply with legislation (see note below)
We accept the following methods of payment - cash, cheque, bankers draft, Direct Bank Transfer. If the deposit is paid by cheque, please allow 7 days for the cheque to be cleared prior to the commencement of the tenancy.
On signing the Tenancy Agreement, rent is payable for the forthcoming month. Thereafter, rent is payable in advance on the anniversary date of each month by standing order.
In addition to signing the Assured Shorthold Tenancy we require the following information:
* Proof of permanent employment - last 3 months' wage slips
* Employer's telephone and fax number (no mobile number).
* The full address of your current property - if you have lived there less than 3 years, a list of all addresses for the last 3 years is required with dates of occupation.
* Proof of your current address (bank statement, utility bill, not more than 3 months old and not a mobile telephone bill).
* Your bank details - name address of bank, account number and sort code in order to set up a Standing Order to pay the rent
* A contact name/company name, address, telephone and fax number of a current letting agent or landlord (if applicable).
* Photographic proof of identification (photo id driving license, passport)

- Proof of Right to Reside in the UK - as per government legislation imposed in 2015.

Deposit Protection Service
As part of the Housing Act 2004, the Government introduced Tenancy Deposit Protection for all assured shorthold tenancies (ASTs) in England and Wales where a deposit is taken. From April 6th, 2007, all deposits paid under an ast have to be protected within 14 days of receipt by the landlord. The legislation aims to ensure that tenants who have paid a deposit to a landlord or letting agents and are entitled to receive all or part of it back at the end of that tenancy, actually get it.
The Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme will ensure all landlords safeguard the deposits they take, which is in every landlord and tenant's interests.