SIC 68320Management of real estate

Property management, on a fee or a fixed contract.

Full management for landlords and freeholders across the Thames Valley. Rent in, repairs handled, certificates kept current, and a statement each month showing exactly where the money went.

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Everything between the tenancy starting and the keys coming back.

Rent and arrears

Rent collected and paid to you each month. Late payments chased promptly, with the paper trail kept.

Deposits and end of tenancy

Deposits registered with a government-approved scheme. Check-out inspections, deductions agreed and the property turned round for the next tenant.

Repairs and contractors

Tenants report to us. We send a contractor, check the work and sign it off. You approve anything over an agreed limit first.

Compliance

Gas safety, electrical and fire-safety certificates tracked and renewed before they lapse, and copies kept on file.

Inspections

Regular visits with written condition reports and photographs, so you know the state of the property without going there.

Monthly statements

One statement each month: rent received, every cost paid out, and what is left for you.

Two ways to pay for it.

Fee basis

A management fee charged as the rent comes in. Suits landlords with one property or a handful.

Fixed contract

An agreed sum for a portfolio, a block or a freehold, set out in writing before we start. Suits owners who want a predictable cost.

Rates depend on the property and the work involved. Ask for a written quote.

Certificates kept current, without you chasing them.

  • Gas safetyChecked every year by a Gas Safe engineer.
  • Electrical (EICR)Inspected at least every five years.
  • Energy performanceEPC kept valid and at the required minimum rating.
  • AlarmsSmoke alarms on every storey; carbon monoxide alarms where required.
  • DepositsProtected in an approved scheme, with the prescribed information served.
  • Right to rentChecks completed and recorded before every tenancy.

From one flat to a whole block.

Single-property landlords

You own one let property and want it run properly without it taking your evenings.

Portfolio landlords

Several properties, one point of contact, one statement covering all of them.

Freeholders and blocks

Common parts, contractors and compliance for a building, on a fixed contract.

Hand over the day-to-day.

Sales, lettings, management or hire. Send the address and what you need, and you will get a straight answer.

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