We cover the whole range of rental properties from the smartest of one bedroom/studio accommodation through to the executive / company lettings market. 

Due to the diversity of our property range we are able to cater for all demands placed upon us by the ever-changing lettings market, and due to our stringent referencing procedures we are constantly attracting high quality properties and tenants alike. 

In the first instance call the office and arrange for a full rental valuation in order to establish what sort of rental income you can expect, you need to know if your plans are viable! 

Are you an investor landlord or are you moving with work? We have landlords around the country and around the world, so rest assured we will have your best interests at heart at all times. 

Once we have advised you on an appropriate rental value (based on extensive comparable information), you will need to be made aware of the various legal and safety aspects of your proposed tenancy. 

The Fire and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Regulations 1988 and the Fire and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) (Amendment) Regulations 1993, mean that you as a landlord you have a duty of care to your tenant in respect of any furniture you leave in the property. 

We insist all of our landlords install smoke alarms within their houses. 

It is recommended that all properties have a full electrical wiring test every 2 years by a fully qualified NICEIC electrical contractor. 

Any electrical appliances must be tested, again by a fully qualified electrician, i.e. kettles, toasters microwaves etc. 

It is a legal requirement to have a Gas Safety Certificate for all gas appliances within the property; a fully qualified and registered Corgi engineer must carry out this check and test every 12 months. 

If your property is mortgaged you must request the permission from your bank or building society before you do anything. They may need to check our credentials.

As a landlord you are required have ‘Buildings Insurance', but should you leave any contents you will need to insure them also, but you will need to advise your insurer that you are a ‘Landlord' and not an ‘Occupier'! 

All of our tenants complete a full tenancy application and must pass a full credit reference check before they enter into any agreements with us. 

We have close links with specialist Insurers who specifically deal with rented property. You can take out a variety of insurances, from Buildings, Contents to those which will protect against a problem tenant and will GUARANTEE the rent and also cover Legal Bills in the event of a problem, ask us for more details. 

We have clients all over the world, and also clients on our very own doorstep who fully utilise our management service. After the tenant has been found we will then take care of your property completely. We will collect the rent at the beginning of the month and aim to pay our landlords with 7 to 10 days. As and when maintenance issues arise we will send in our approved team of contractors as soon as possible to remedy any problems. Periodically we will inspect the property to ensure that the tenant is taking good care of it and also to advise you of any ongoing maintenance we recommend to keep the property in good order. 

If you feel confident enough to look after your own property, then why not use our LET ONLY service, we will carry out a thorough reference and credit check on your tenant, draw up a tenancy agreement, move them into the property, notify the relevant utility companies, than hand them over to you! 

Inventories are very subjective and as such we strongly advise our landlords to carry out their own, this saves a little money but also ensures that you are completely satisfied you have a thorough log of the condition of your property, but remember be honest and fair with your opinion! 

We will always take a deposit from the tenant at the outset of the tenancy, this is to protect against any damages, breakages or theft at the end of the agreement. 

Your property will require repair and maintenance from time to time, but this is not necessarily always attributable to the tenant, we will advise you accordingly. 

We have close links with a first rate legal team approved by N.A.E.A. and as such should the need arise we have all the help and advice we require in times of need. 

If you are an investor landlord who is looking to expand your portfolio, we can offer a full service from finding a property, organising your purchase, renovation or improvement works if required and onto managing a new tenancy. 

We aim to create a suitable investment risk with a positive combination of yield and capital growth to suit all types of investor.