Looking after your home
and your investment.
Our team is dedicated to delivering a trustworthy and ethical approach to property management. We prioritise building strong relationships between landlords and tenants, ensuring transparency and equity for all parties involved.
Transparency in the process
We understand you want to justify your property management fee. Our fee allows a dedicated manager to handle rent negotiations, inspections, and maintenance.
Regular inspections and ongoing upkeep protect your property, while tenancy renewals and rent reviews ensure optimal returns.
Income confidence
We know you have bills to pay and need consistent rental income. We ensure consistent income by transferring rent from our Trust directly to you, following up with tenants on payments, and managing arrears swiftly.
Regular inspections and maintenance protect your property, while rent increases and tenancy renewals are optimised to align with CPI or market conditions.
Reducing vacancy
We ensure secure tenancy by marketing your property to a targeted audience of 30,000 prospective tenants and using optimised rental websites.
Tenant applications are processed quickly, with thorough vetting via tenancy databases. Flexible lease options—from six months to long-term agreements—provide additional security and attract diverse tenants, including government and embassy clients.
Reducing confrontation
We know you don’t wish to handle the day-to-day with your tenant—that’s why we’re here! A dedicated property manager handles negotiations, inspections, and maintenance.
Our simple four-step listing process includes feedback after inspections and thorough tenant background checks. Secure lockboxes enable contactless access, minimising your involvement while ensuring your property is well-managed.
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Finding the right tenant
for your property.
Show and sell
Our team showcased your property to prospective tenants. Feedback is shared after open homes, and prospective tenants’ details are collected for follow-ups, ensuring you stay informed and engaged throughout the process.
Receiving applications
Our streamlined application process ensures we promptly receive fully completed applications. Once we identify a suitable tenant, references are requested immediately, setting the stage for efficient and thorough checks.
Reference checks and approval
These checks include property and employment references, affordability assessments and capability reviews. All findings are discussed with you in detail, ensuring you’re informed and confident with your decision, before we move forward with the tenancy.
Secure and prepare for tenancy
Now it’s time to process a tenancy agreement, which we do via an online platform to ensure no documentation is lost and is easily readable and signable. A copy is automatically sent to you once executed by all parties. Congratulations on your new tenant!
Frequently asked questions
from renters.
Looking to rent a property? If you haven’t had much experience it can feel like a daunting process. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions we receive to help you with your rental journey.
When applying for a rental, property managers will ask a tenant to disclose their salary.
This may feel intrusive, but it is a necessary component of an application to ensure a tenant is able to comfortably afford the weekly rent without going into arrears. The 30% rule will often apply here so that no more than one-third of a tenant’s salary is being paid towards rent, otherwise the tenant will likely be under rental stress.
Some landlords may note in their listings that a property is more suitable for a couple than an individual tenant due to an assumption that their income and lifestyle will be a better fit for their property. Although this is the case for some landlords, there will always be a variety of owners who are happy to take individuals into their property.
It will always come down to the owner’s individual preferences.
Pet owners are encouraged to create a cover letter for their pet to provide to the owner to ensure they have as much information as possible to take into consideration when going over applicants.
These documents should include images of your pet, information about their temperament, registration details, and any references that can be collected from previous landlords.
Depending on the situation, tenants do not always have to cover expenses for damages to a rental property. If something is broken by a tenant, it will be their responsibility to pay for those repairs. However landlords are accountable for any general wear and tear on the property as well as damage due to extreme weather conditions.
Tenants are always encouraged to look over the condition reports at the start of the lease to make sure all damage is reported.
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Get in touch
with the team
Whether you’re looking to buy or sell, rent, or enquire about our property management services, it all starts with a conversation.
Provide us with some information regarding what your enquiry is about, and one of our tream will be in touch with you.
