Landlord services
Let with confidence. Legal compliance, great tenants and the tools to stay in control.
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Landlord packages
Fees are shown inclusive of VAT. Our full fee schedule is on our Fees page.
Let Only
Illustrative: 8% + VAT (9.6% inc. VAT) of first year's rent
Find the right tenant and start the tenancy correctly.
- Rental valuation and marketing on major portals
- Accompanied viewings
- Referencing and Right to Rent checks
- Tenancy agreement and Information Sheet
- Deposit registration in a government-approved scheme
- Check-in inventory coordination
Rent Collection
Illustrative: 10% + VAT (12% inc. VAT) of rent collected
Let Only plus monthly rent collection and statements.
- Everything in Let Only
- Monthly rent collection and arrears chasing
- Monthly landlord statements
- Annual rent review under the Renters' Rights Act process
- Certificate expiry reminders
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Fully Managed
Illustrative: 14% + VAT (16.8% inc. VAT) of rent collected
Complete peace of mind: we run the property for you.
- Everything in Rent Collection
- 24/7 maintenance triage and emergency line
- Approved, insured contractor network
- Gas, EICR and EPC compliance tracking and engineer booking
- Regular property inspections
- Deposit dispute handling
- Landlord portal access
Example fees shown for illustration - your valuer will confirm exact charges in writing before you instruct us.
Landlord portal
Everything for your portfolio in one place
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Compliance records
See every Gas Safety Certificate, EICR and EPC for each property, with expiry dates and reminders.
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Maintenance tracking
View repair requests, approve quotes above your limit and follow progress to completion.
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Documents
Tenancy agreements, inventories, deposit certificates and statements stored securely.
Your legal duties
Landlord legal checklist (England)
- Gas Safety Certificate every 12 months from a Gas Safe registered engineer.
- EICR electrical inspection at least every 5 years.
- EPC valid 10 years, minimum rating E to let.
- Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms tested at the start of every tenancy.
- Right to Rent checks and the government How to Rent guide.
- Deposit protection within 30 days in a government-approved scheme.
- Renters' Rights Act 2025 (from 1 May 2026): periodic tenancies, no Section 21, once-a-year statutory rent increases and the Information Sheet.
- Licensing: HMO and local borough schemes where required.
FAQ
Landlord questions
What are the legal certificates I need as a landlord?
In England you need a valid Gas Safety Certificate each year, an EICR at least every 5 years, an EPC (minimum E), working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, the How to Rent guide, Right to Rent checks and the government Information Sheet under the Renters' Rights Act.
What changed on 1 May 2026 for landlords?
Under the Renters' Rights Act 2025, Section 21 no-fault evictions ended and assured shorthold tenancies became rolling periodic assured tenancies. Possession now relies on updated Section 8 grounds. Rent can be increased once a year through the statutory process.
Where is the tenant's deposit held?
Deposits for assured tenancies must be protected in a government-approved scheme (DPS, mydeposits or TDS) within 30 days of receipt, and the prescribed information given to the tenant.
How do you handle repairs?
Tenants report issues through our smart triage assistant. Emergencies are escalated immediately; other jobs are assessed, a work order is drafted and, above your approval limit, sent to you for approval before an approved contractor attends.
How much rent could your property achieve?
Free rental valuation, no obligation.