Landlord Services

Why choose us?

We understand that letting your property, especially for the first time, can be a worrying experience and with this in mind our most important consideration is providing you the landlord with the best possible service and the right tenant for your property.

We never forget that the property is your most important asset and we can confidently assure you that by instructing us to act as your Letting and Management Agent your asset will be in professional and caring hands.

Independence

As a specialist independent company, we provide a level of dedicated personal service that larger organisations simply cannot match. We believe that true attention to detail is born from a deep, focused understanding of our clients' unique needs. Our independence is our greatest asset, allowing us to offer agile, bespoke solutions without the constraints of corporate bureaucracy.

Competitive Rates

Experience smart property management with transparent, performance-based pricing. We deliver unmatched value for investment landlords. From single units to diverse portfolios, our strategic fee models are engineered to reduce overheads and accelerate your passive income growth.

Careful Tenant Selection

All prospective Tenants are thoroughly vetted to include but not limited to:
Credit check to include CCJ and bankruptcy
Right to Rent
AML and Sanction checks
Current or previous landlord/agent reference
Current employment reference or income verification if self-employed

Levels of service offered

Residential Landlord Fees

We offer a competitive fee structure and can offer reductions on our standard charges for multiple property portfolios. Our standard charges are as follows:

Full Management Service:
Our initial letting and advertising set-up fee is £480.00 inclusive of VAT and our ongoing property management commission is only 10% + Vat (12% inclusive of vat of gross monthly rental payments).  For non-UK Landlords 12% + Vat (14.4% inclusive of vat).  This product is subject to a minimum fee of £75.00 (£90.00 inclusive of VAT) of the monthly rent collected.

Our Tenant Find only service:
Our tenant find service is a one-off fee of £540.00+ Vat (£648.00 inclusive of VAT).  There are no other standard fees or charges for this service. No up-front charges – nothing to pay until a tenant moves in and starts paying the rent.

Additional Services:
Notice seeking possession £160.00 inclusive of VAT (draft and execution of Section 8)
Rent review £48.00 inclusive of vat (desktop valuation and serve Section 13 Notice)
Landlord AML and Sanction check £36.00 inclusive of VAT per person
Arranging key replacement or additional keys £36.00 inclusive of vat + the cost of the keys
Additional management property inspections £60.00 inclusive of VAT
Quarterly statement for making tax digital return £12.00 inclusive of VAT
Collate evidence and arrange deposit statutory declaration with signature of a solicitor £120.00 inclusive of VAT
Additional property visits to arrange maintenance outside the contractual period during void periods £48.00 per hour inclusive of VAT.
Out of hours emergency call-out £48.00 per hour inclusive of VAT
Collating relevant documentation in preparation for a court case £120.00 inclusive of VAT
Any other additional work outside of the landlord/agent contractual agreement will be charged at £48.00 per hour inclusive of VAT.

Commercial Landlord Fees

Commercial Full Management Service:
Our initial letting and advertising set-up fee is £1240.00 inclusive of vat (up front non-refundable fee of £480.00 including VAT and a final payment £760.00 on completion of the lease) and our ongoing property management commission is only 14% inclusive of vat of gross monthly rental payments, 16% inclusive of vat for non-UK Landlords.

Our Tenant Find only service:
Our commercial tenant find service is an up-front non-refundable advertising fee of £480.00 including VAT and a final payment £760.00 on completion of the lease.

Guide for Landlords

Before a property can be let, there are several matters which the owner will need to deal with to ensure that the tenancy runs smoothly, and also that he/she complies with the law.

We provide summarised information below.  If you require further advice or assistance with any matter, please do not hesitate to contact us.

To assist our clients, we’ve provided a handy landlords checklist:

Click here for the checklist

Our Client Money Protection Certificate:

Client Money Protection Certificate

Preparing the property

We have found that a good relationship with Tenants is the key to a smooth-running tenancy.

As Property Managers this relationship is our job, but it is important that the Tenants should feel comfortable in their home, and that they are receiving value for their money.

It follows therefore that a well presented and maintained property in a good decorative order will go towards this, whilst also achieving a higher rental figure.

Tenants are also more inclined to treat such a property with greater respect.

Other Considerations

  • Mortgage
  • Leaseholds
  • Insurance
  • Bills and regular outgoings
  • Council tax and utility accounts
  • Income tax
  • The inventory

What is an Assured Periodic Tenancy?

The new “Assured Periodic Tenancy” (APT) is the default type of rental agreement in England from 1st May 2026, introduced under the Renters’ Rights Act.  This will replace the old “Assured Shorthold Tenancy” (AST) system.

Smoke Alarms & Carbon Monoxide Alarms

The Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm (Amendment) Regulations 2022 came into force on the 1st October 2022. All landlords must ensure at least one smoke alarm is equipped on each storey of their homes where there is a room used as living accommodation. This has been a legal requirement in the private rented sector since 2015.

A carbon monoxide alarm must be fitted in any room used as living accommodation which contains a fixed combustion appliance (excluding gas cookers). Landlords must ensure smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms are repaired or replaced once informed and found that they are faulty.

These requirements are enforced by local authorities who can impose a fine of up to £5,000 where a landlord fails to comply with a remedial notice.

Tenancy Deposit Protection

All deposits taken by landlords and letting agents under Assured Periodic Tenancies (APTs) in England and Wales must be protected by a tenancy deposit protection scheme. To avoid any disputes going to court, each scheme is supported by an alternative dispute resolution service (ADR). Landlords and letting agents can choose between two types of scheme; a single custodial scheme and two insurance-based schemes.

Disability Discrimination

From October 2010, the Equality Act replaced much of the Disability Discrimination Act of 2005. However, the Disability Equality Duty in the DDA continues to apply. These Acts define disabled peoples rights in respect of premises that are let or to be let. Landlords and managers of let/to let premises are required to make reasonable adjustments for disabled people.

From 1st May 2026 discrimination against renters who have children or receive benefits will be illegal

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