Are you getting stung with unexpected hidden fees from your current agent!?

Some letting agents are very sneaky with how they hide extra fees...here's how we are different.

When we set up lettings, we had some very clear objectives; one of which was for our fees to be fair, clear, and transparent. One of the biggest frustrations I have heard from Landlords over the years is that they have been stung with unexpected charges from their letting agent.

If you use us to manage your property, there will be no nasty surprises as our management fee covers everything involved with managing the property and with our 'no uplift promise' you can be sure that any works we instruct for you will be at the same price you would have got them for privately.

Below is a list of things you may currently be being charged for vs what we charge for:
Other agents
  • Creating a tenancy agreement 
  • Referencing an applicant (charged per tenant)
  • Referencing a Guarantor
  • Right to rent checks
  • Adding an addendum to the agreement 
  • Deposit registration (often charged annually)
  • Transferring a deposit
  • Renewing a fixed-term tenancy
  • Change of sharer fee
  • Annual income and expenditure report
  • Monthly statements
  • Property visits
  • Serving notices 
  • Arranging property maintenance and repairs
  • Arranging Inventories, EPC's, Gas, and electrical certificates
  • Cancellation fees 
The Property Centre
  • Set up fee
  • Property management or Rent Collect

If you feel frustrated with your current property management solution and feel like you'd benefit from a clearer and more transparent service please get in touch to discuss how we can help.


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