How to Keep Your House Warm This Winter: A Cosy Guide Winter is the season for crackling fires, hot drinks, and cosy nights in, but it can also bring a chilly reminder of just how cold our homes can get. Keeping your house warm during the …
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You've found your new home - congratulations! Finding your perfect rental property is an exciting step, and we’re here to make the process as smooth and straightforward as possible. At The Letting Company, we …
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As of 1st June 2019, most letting fees in England have been banned - but what exactly does this include? Posted: 01/07/2019 The Tenant Fees Act has seen a ban placed over most letting fees, and caps to tenancy deposits …
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WHY should you fork out cash to let someone else manage your property? Surely it can’t be so difficult. After all, don’t you just stick a tenant in, collect the rent and help out with the odd bit of maintenance? This has …
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Tenants and landlords are traditionally seen to be on opposite sides. The relationship between a landlord and tenant is vitalto a successful and stress-free tenancy. It’s a partnership that thrives on mutual respect, …
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So you want to switch to us; what happens next? Changing agents can be a daunting process - until you know what's actually involved, which is why we ensure we do everything for you. The most you will ever have to do during this …
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COVID-19: Information for tenants Posted: 03/04/2020 The Coronavirus pandemic we are currently experiencing is an incredibly unprecedented and scary time for everyone - it has affected the lives of nearly …
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After a long day at work, the last thing you want is to come home to an overheated house. So, how do you keep your house nice and cool? Here are our top 10 tips on mainting a lovely, breezy home. 1) Windows and coverings It can be incredibly …
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Bonfire Night. Toffee apples, a blazing fire, the shimmer and bang of fireworks. Your pet might not be a big fan, but most people love to get involved with the tradition. But is it entirely safe to get stuck into Bonfire Night if you are a …
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In our latest blog, our Managing Director, Paul Rock, tells us about his personal experience in renting and just how important it really is to have a letting agent. How many landlords have put up with average property letting …
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Tenants can spend a lot of time worrying about the interior of their property that the outside can fall by the wayside. But the garden is just as important as the interior, and any tenancy will confirm it must be well looked after …
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Sheffield, the one-time industrial powerhouse of the North, has kept that character into the 21st Century. But the rugged Northern city isn’t trapped by its factories. In just twenty minutes, you can travel from its modern …
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In this blog, we take you through the eviction process so you don’t feel left out in the cold if the worst happens. Eviction can be a scary word – more than 170 tenants were evicted every day in England and Wales …
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Changes are coming to the way we handle your data. Under new EU Law, you must now opt in to let us store and use your information. Rather than ticking a box to say you don’t want to hear from us or for us to use your information, you must …
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Feeling safe in your own home is a top priority. You might think it sounds obvious, but there’s a surprising number of people who make unnecessary mistakes when it comes to security. Lettings Manager Louise Rock has some …
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Good credit is vital when it comes to renting. Credit checks are a big part of any application process and, whether it be renting a home or renting a car, you have to have a good one. But what happens if you are worried about your …
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So you've been asked to stand as guarantor. A guarantor is typically needed for anyone who wants to be a tenant but unfortunately has a low credit score, insufficient income or isn't quite old enough. People tend to know it …
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Non-payment of rent is probably a landlord’s biggest worry. That’s why The Letting Co. always recommend rent and legal guarantee. Example case Put yourself in the worst-case scenario as a landlord - your …
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Moving out from home can be a big step, but there are plenty of reasons it is a step worth taking. Independence As you get older, you become naturally more independent. But eventually you do want your own space, and moving …
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Change is coming to the way the government handles Energy Performance Certificates. The EPC ranks how energy efficient your property is on a scale from A-G, with an A being best. However, as of the 1st April this year, any …
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Here at The Letting Company we love pets as much as anyone, but they can drive both tenants and landlords barking mad. Many landlords and letting agents are becoming more open to tenants with furry friends, understanding the joy and …
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So you’ve signed up with The Letting Company - great choice! But what do you get for your monthly fee? In this blog Lettings Manager, Louise Rock, takes you through what we provide. Rent Collection This is …
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If you’re a landlord, one thing that you need to be aware of is if your tenant is renting a room to someone else without you knowing. This can be quite problematic for a number of reasons. First off, this is called a …
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We often get asked by landlords whether they should offer their property as furnished or unfurnished. The decision comes entirely down to who you want as your ideal tenant, but there are certain pros and cons to offering a ready-made room …
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Landlords have a number of responsibilities to their tenant that they are legally obliged to uphold. In this blog post, we’ll highlight some of these requirements of a landlord letting their property. Upon starting a …
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If you’ve decided to buy your first property with the idea of attracting a tenant then you are most certainly not alone. One in five houses are now estimated to be owned by landlords and active on the rental market and If you are …
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Being a landlord isn’t easy. There’s a lot of responsibility that falls your way and it isn’t just a case of watching the rent roll in. Renting property is a time consuming experience and enlisting the help of a letting …
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Moving out of a rented property is an exciting time, but it also comes with a list of responsibilities and one key task is end of tenancy cleaning. Ensuring that the property is left spotless can help you get your full deposit back and avoid …
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Renting out property is never going to be risk-free. So, if you’re a landlord, getting the right cover in place to protect against any incurring financial losses from day-to-day rental activities is crucial. Currently, and …
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We appreciate as a landlord you have a choice as to which agent should manage your property. So why choose us? Not only do we have a vast wealth of combined experience in excess of 3 decades but also the local …
View article >All too often we hear the same question from both parties. Why do we need an agent? From the landlords point of view, they hardly ever hear from us and the rent comes in on time each month. From the tenants point of view, the agent …
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Do you know any landlords? Refer them to us and we will pay you £200 for every property they transfer over It really is that simple - no catches, hidden clauses or caps. Whether they have 1 or 10 properties, we will pay …
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We are proud to announce we have now launched our brand new website, packed with information for both landlords and tenants. Have any ideas, tips or news for our industry? Just email it in and we will do our best to publish it on our …
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Need something fixing? Whether you have a minor repair or a major maintenance issue, logging a repair is straightforward. Please read the below information to provide the details through the correct channels, and our team …
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