Furnished or Unfurnished
Consider the demand in your area. While most properties may be unfurnished, offering a furnished option can attract tenants with specific needs. Ensure furnishings are of good quality, durable, and conform to fire regulations.
EPC, Gas Safety Check, and Electrical Check
Fulfill your responsibilities by providing these documents. They are essential for compliance and tenant safety.
Tenants with Pets
Consider tenants with pets, as it opens your property to a larger audience. You can add clauses within the tenancy agreement to protect against pet-related issues.
Maintenance Considerations
Depending on the property’s size and situation, we can advise whether regular maintenance services such as gardening should be included in the rental agreement.
Inventory
Always have a professional and independent inventory taken at the start and end of each tenancy. This helps to avoid disputes over deposit deductions and ensures a strong chain of evidence.
Tenant Selection
Keep an open mind about potential tenants and avoid setting unrealistic expectations that may limit your target market. Conduct thorough referencing to assess suitability and ability to afford rental payments.
Rental Valuation
Rely on our expertise to determine the perfect asking price based on property factors and current market conditions. Be open to negotiations and weigh the pros and cons of holding out for a higher price versus renting the property sooner.










