Frequently asked questions.
What is guaranteed Rent?
Guaranteed Rent (also known as rent to rent) is a scheme designed to ensure that a landlord has minimal hassle when letting their property, We lease your property from you for a period of time and then rent the property To other tenants on your behalf, taking full control of the property Management.
What size property? Do you accept And in what area?
We are able to take any size property onto the guaranteed Renschem. We have a high demand for 1-4 bedroom property. We will take properties in any London, Borough or surrounding area.
How much rent can I achieve through guaranteed rent?
We always like to see property before a evaluation is given. This gives us the opportunity to check the property. Meets the required standard and also ensures that you are maximising the rent on your property.
What is the minimum length of contract for guaranteed rent?
We offer landlords flexible contracts, on average from 1-5 five years to suit your needs. However, We can offer contracts up to 10 years for certain properties.
Will you complete works before the property is rented?
Once a property is on our guaranteed rent scheme, we are able to complete both small repairs and large refurbishment and are able to offer landlords payment plan to help spread the cost.
What happens to my property once a tenant moves out?
When a tenant vacates the property during the contract, we will arrange for works to bring the property back to the required standard. This includes painting, cleaning, fixing damages, etc. We also pay for the Council tax and utility bills when the property is empty.
Do you assist with landlord compliance and regulations?
Our management includes ensuring that the landlord is compliant with the numerous landlords’ obligations and legislative requirements to let a property, including:
● Gas certificate regulations.
●Electrical safety regulations.
●Energy performance certificate regulations
● Right to rent checks
● Tenancy deposit protection
●Tenants fees, 2019.
● Smoke and carbon monoxide regulations
● Selective HMO Licence
●Landlord and tenant act 1985
●Housing and planning act 2016.
●Housing Act 2004, ●Homes (fitness for human habitation act) 2018.
