Landlords & InvestorsShould I let my house?
If you have to move in the near future, for whatever reason, think carefully before selling your home. Letting is a very attractive option:
- it helps pay the mortgage
- it keeps you on the home ownership ladder
- new laws make it much easier to let
- in many cases your income will not be taxed
There are a number of important questions which need serious consideration before entering into any agreement:
- how will tenants treat my house?
- what if I suddenly need my house back?
- will my building society allow me to let?
- how much tax will I pay on the rental income?
However, these questions need not be a worry to you if you entrust the letting to a competent and caring manager.
Our sole job at Belvoir! is residential letting; our service is personal yet professional and we take great care to understand the needs of the Landlord.
Our Service to YOU!
We aim to offer a standard of service which could not be beaten, we understand that you are giving us your homes and investments and therefore you would expect and demand the very best from your agent.
During our meetings we will discuss all aspects of service with you, we are totaly up front about our fees as this will ensure a long and lasting relationship between yourself and Belvoir! with no nasty hidden charges.
Here are just a taste of what you can expect from Belvoir!
- FREE market appraisals and impartial advice on all aspects of letting & renting.
- Large database of tenants.
- Full reference and status checking of tenants
- Draw up a tenancy agreement.
- Conduct a full inventory.
- Collect the rent and account to you monthly.
- Regular inspections of properties with written reports.
- Advise on any repairs that are necessary.
- Provide information and help on insurance matters.
- A very competitive fee structure with no hidden costs.
- Comprehensive Insurance Services including:- Buildings & Contents cover & Rent and Legal protection (see below)
- Tenant finding only service where full management is not required.
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