1. BEING CAREFUL WITH YOUR LANDLORDTactfulness and attention are important when it comes down to dealing with a landlord especially if he or she is the nervous type. The landlord agrees on your conditions only when he or she agrees with your terms and your payment. Some landlords are stricter than others, but regardless of the case you have to learn the limits and make sure you fulfill the requirements. This article will give you details on the different ways in which you can satisfy your landlord from various regions like Acton.2. ENTERING THE PROPERTYA very tricky situation is for instance the access to the certain property. Usually every tenant will have a key and so should the landlord and the question remains whether or not he or she should have the right to enter the home whenever the landlord wants. It is a tricky situation without doubt and all of that should be pre-determined in the contract you sign with the landlord. It is also largely dependent on the landlord itself. If he wants to pay a visit while you are in the property he should inform you by a phone-call or an email. There are some landlords who arrive out of nowhere to check surprisingly on the condition of the home. If your landlord is that type of person you will have some pretty hard time as a tenant. Remember that there might be various occasions which would require the landlord’s visit or the visit of members of the agency to which the landlord is connected. Something might get broken-whether by you or by itself it doesn’t matter, and then the landlord and the agency will need to come and pay a visit to establish the reason behind it and to estimate how much will be taken from the security deposit for example. Don’t forget that you need to stand up for your rights and personal privacy more or less. Even though it is your landlord that you are talking to try to explain that he or she arriving unexpectedly might evolve in a very uncomfortable situation. If he is a good landlord he will understand and agree. Sometimes you will have to make the compromise because sometimes the landlord or the agency might be forced to drop by and take a proper look at the house like for instance in times when possible future tenants are brought in to see the house. 3. THE BORDERS OF THE CONTRACT Remember that once you sign the contract there is no breaking it in any way. Even if you do break it you need to make sure that the landlord doesn’t learn about it because then he will have the legal right to enforce the sort of payment, compensation or charge on you. Usually most tenants continuously step over the borders of their signed contracts and then they make troubles when they get charged for their actions. Usual occasions of disruption of contacts are the leaving of the property uninhabited for a large period of time (sometimes that period could even start from a single day) to the late payment of the rent. For each of those cases of crossing the lines set by the contract you need to talk to the landlord in advance otherwise you simply have no hope of avoiding taxation and the landlord’s aggravation. All in all, when it comes down to landlords and the rules you need to follow it all may very much depends on the friendly relations between the two of you but it most certainly depend on your attitude and behavior as a tenant.