Landlords have responsibilities under tenancy law, including ensuring the property is safe, maintaining certain standards, protecting deposits, and providing required documentation such as gas safety certificates. We guide landlords to meet all legal obligations efficiently.

Landlord insurance typically covers building structure, contents you own, liability, and loss of rent. We can advise on appropriate cover to protect your investment.

Rental income may be subject to income tax, and you may be able to claim certain allowable expenses. We can advise you to ensure compliance and help maximise efficiency within current legislation.

Managing a property yourself is possible, but working with a letting agent can save time, ensure legal compliance, and reduce risk. We provide full management services or tailored support depending on your needs and experience as a landlord.

We carefully vet tenants through referencing, affordability checks, and previous landlord references. Our goal is to match you with tenants who are financially stable and likely to respect your property.

Tenancy agreements outline the responsibilities of both landlord and tenant. They include rent, deposit details, term length, notice periods, and rules about pets, subletting, and property use. We provide fully compliant agreements and ensure both parties understand their rights.

Most agreements start with a fixed term, often six or twelve months. At the end of the term, agreements can be renewed or converted into rolling tenancies. We can advise on what length is most suitable for your property and goals.

You can request a security deposit, usually equivalent to 4–6 weeks’ rent. This must be protected in a government-backed tenancy deposit scheme. We handle registration and ensure the process is transparent, protecting both you and your tenant.

Regular inspections help ensure the property is well maintained. Typically, we recommend periodic inspections every 3–6 months, depending on tenancy type and duration, while always giving tenants proper notice.

Tenants usually need landlord permission for significant changes. We encourage clear agreements on what is allowed and communicate approvals or restrictions efficiently to avoid misunderstandings.

This depends on the tenancy agreement. Some landlords include bills to simplify the tenancy, while others charge tenants separately. We can advise on the most suitable approach for your property and tenants.

We help manage HMO (House in Multiple Occupation) or shared properties, ensuring legal compliance, proper tenancy agreements, and coordinated communication with all tenants.

We act quickly to address missed payments, communicating with tenants and advising on the next steps. Where necessary, we can guide landlords through legal processes while attempting to resolve matters amicably.

Eviction must follow legal procedures and notice periods under tenancy law. We guide landlords through the process, ensuring it is handled professionally and legally, minimising potential disputes.

We act as mediators to resolve disputes quickly and professionally, whether it’s about repairs, rent, or neighbour complaints. Open communication and clear documentation are key to keeping issues manageable.