Frequently asked questions
Of course you can.
However, you must be aware of certain legal or statutory conditions placed upon you as a landlord.
If you do not apply these requirements, it is likely you could be deemed liable for any offence found as a result of either reporting or occurrence.
I can assist you with meeting these requirements so you may continue to manage your own portfolio.
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There are many reasons to consider me as your provider as I deal directly with the tenants, saving you a great deal of time and money during the entire rental process.
Here are only some of the benefits;
Enhanced screening of tenants, ensuring legal safety requirements are met, swifter occupancy ratio, compilation of robust tenancy agreements, access to wide range of maintenance expertise, improved rental values, not having to deal with face to face issues with tenants, and making sure rent is paid on time.
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You should always ensure that you are included in a Deposit Protection Scheme, whether you are a landlord or a tenant. Several independent bodies are approved to provide this service of holding the deposit to safeguard both parties.
Current legislation will not allow a landlord (or a landlord's agent) to hold a deposit belonging to the tenant directly.
If a dispute arises at the end of tenancy, the deposit will be returned where it is deemed the tenant causes no attributable damage or loss. If damage has been caused by negligence or mistreatment of the property by the tenant, it could be that all or part of the deposit is returned.