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Mar 20, 2009 - 12:01

What does the BER have to do with Renters?

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What does the BER have to do with Renters?
What does the BER have to do with Renters?

Things are getting better, at last, for renters. Your landlord is now legally obliged to supply you with a new BER (Building Energy Rating) Certificate for your home.

The BER Certificate is a review of the energy performance of a property. On a scale of A-G, an ... A-rated property is the most energy efficient and G the least efficient.

The BER Certificate is more than just another piece of paperwork. It"s a great bargaining tool. Because you can use it to find out what the energy costs on different rental properties will be, and haggle accordingly. If, for example, you see a place you like, but the BER Cert shows a poor energy rating, you can negotiate with the landlord to get the rent down on the grounds that you"re going to have to live with a high ESB bill.

Remember that the landlord is unlikely to produce the BER cert without a bit of persuasion. So make sure you ask for it! Since January 1st, you"re legally entitled to see it before you rent.

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