For property owners
Landlords
Three levels of service, priced clearly. The common thread is that we vet properly and account for your money in a way you can check.
The risk you are managing
The wrong tenant costs more than an empty month
Landlords under pressure to fill a property often take the first applicant with the cash. It is an understandable instinct and an expensive one: annual rent in advance means a bad tenant is in place for at least a year, and recovering possession takes time and money that dwarf the rent you were rushing to secure.
An extra three weeks spent finding a properly referenced tenant is almost always cheaper than the alternative. We will tell you when we think an applicant is wrong for your property, and we would rather lose the fee than place them.
For landlords abroad, the second risk is money: rent collected but remitted late, or maintenance spend with no paper trail. Our statements are issued on a schedule and reconcile line by line.
What we do
Tenant sourcing, referencing, rent collection and management
Tenant vetting
Identity, employment and income verified; previous landlord references taken and followed up. We decline tenants we are not satisfied with, even when the rent is on the table.
Written tenancy agreements
A proper agreement setting out rent, term, renewal, service charge, repair obligations and notice — signed by both parties before keys change hands.
Inventory and condition report
A dated, photographed schedule of condition at check-in and check-out. This is what settles deposit disputes without argument.
Rent collection and remittance
Rent collected, receipted and remitted on a published schedule, with statements you can reconcile.
Repairs and maintenance
A vetted contractor list, agreed spend limits so routine work does not wait on approval, and written records of every job.
Renewals and arrears
Renewal discussions opened well before expiry, and arrears chased early and formally rather than left to accumulate.
Service levels
Choose how involved you want to be
Fees are quoted as a percentage of annual rent, and vary by service level, property type and state.
Questions
Landlord questions
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Speak to our lettings team
Tell us about your property and what level of service you need. No obligation, and we will be straight with you about what it will achieve.
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