Letting your home
Find tenants and manage the tenancy yourself, or leave the day to day to us. Either way the paperwork is done properly.
Two ways to let
Let only
- Marketing and accompanied viewings
- Referencing and right to rent checks
- Tenancy agreement and deposit registration
- Inventory and check-in
- You manage the tenancy from then on
Fully managed
- Everything in let only
- Rent collected and paid to you with a monthly statement
- Repairs arranged with contractors you approve
- Routine inspections and compliance reminders
- Check-out and deposit negotiation at the end
We explain our fees in writing before you instruct us.
Before the first tenant moves in
A let in England needs the following in place. We check each one at the start and remind you before any of them expire.
- A gas safety certificate, renewed every year, for any home with a gas appliance.
- An electrical installation condition report, renewed at least every five years.
- A valid energy performance certificate.
- Working smoke alarms on every floor and a carbon monoxide alarm wherever there is a solid fuel appliance.
- A right to rent check on every adult tenant before the tenancy starts.
- The deposit protected in a government approved scheme, with the prescribed information served on time.
- The current How to Rent guide given to the tenant at the start.
What could your home let for?
A rental valuation is free, and we will explain both ways to let.