Property Marketing:
Advertising rental properties through online platforms, social media, and other channels.
Taking professional photos and writing property descriptions.
Tenant Sourcing:
Finding and screening tenants.
Conducting background checks, credit checks, and references to ensure reliability.
Rent Collection:
Collecting rent on behalf of the landlord, often handling all aspects of payment and ensuring the landlord is paid on time.
Property Management:
Managing day-to-day aspects of the property, including maintenance, repairs, and inspections.
Arranging for tradespeople or contractors for any required work.
Inventory Services:
Conducting a detailed inventory check before tenants move in and when they move out to protect the landlord’s property and avoid disputes.
Legal Support:
Drafting tenancy agreements.
Ensuring compliance with local rental laws and regulations, such as safety standards, deposit protection schemes, and eviction processes.
Property Inspections:
Regular inspections to ensure tenants are maintaining the property properly and following the terms of the lease.
Rent Guarantee Insurance:
Offering insurance policies to cover any rent arrears or damages caused by tenants.
Initial fees are based on the level of advertising, pre-tenant screening and legal documents required. Ongoing management is then charged at 10% of the rental income.