We consider the property’s location, size, condition and features alongside recent and current rental evidence. Market response after launch also provides useful feedback.
Applications are assessed through a structured process that may include identity, reference and affordability checks, subject to law and consent. The owner receives a recommendation and the final process is documented.
The proposed inspection schedule is explained in the management service and must follow tenancy law. Inspections help identify maintenance and record condition, but they are not a substitute for specialist building advice.
We follow the authority and instructions agreed with the owner, while urgent work may require prompt action to protect people or property. Clear expenditure limits and contact arrangements are important.
Owner reporting typically includes rent and transaction information, inspection communication and maintenance records relevant to the management service.
Use Tenancy Services for current official guidance. Seek independent legal, tax, insurance or building advice for specialist decisions.
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