Why choose PurpleLink Properties?
Established in 2004, we boast extensive experience in the lettings industry, making us your trusted partner in property management.
Whether you’re considering letting your property for investment purposes or personal reasons, PurpleLink Properties is here to guide you through the process every step of the way.
In today’s fluctuating market, letting your property can be a savvy long-term investment strategy. With property sales stabilizing and the possibility of price drops looming, renting out your property can provide a steady stream of income and safeguard against potential market downturns.
The current economic climate has led to a surge in demand for rental properties, as many individuals seek alternatives to purchasing homes to avoid the risks of negative equity. Additionally, fluctuating interest rates and financial constraints may deter potential buyers, making letting an attractive option for both landlords and tenants alike.
Furthermore, if you’re contemplating relocation, letting your property ensures it remains occupied, preventing it from becoming a financial burden while you’re away.
Choose PurpleLink Properties for professional guidance and unparalleled expertise in the lettings industry.
Landlord Legislations
- Gas Certificate
- Energy Performance Certificate
- Electric Certificate
- Protecting tenants deposits
- Fire safety
- Furniture fire safety
- Smoke alarms
- Carbon monoxide detectors
- Fire safety furniture
- HMO Guidance
- Legionella
- Right to rent checks
- Repairs and maintenance
- Providing tenants with all relevant documents prior to moving in
If you require further information regarding landlord legislation, please contact us.
Landlord Fees Schedule
| Levels of Service Offered |
Tenant Find: 50% finders fee |
Rent Collection: 1st month's set up fee 8% of rent |
Fully Managed: 1st month's set up fee 10% of rent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agree the rental value | |||
| Provide guidance on compliance with statutory provisions and letting consents | |||
| Advise on refurbishment requirements | |||
| Erect board outside property in accordance with Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (where possible) | |||
| Market the property and advertise on relevant portals | |||
| Carry out accompanied viewings (as appropriate) | |||
| Find tenants full referencing | |||
| Right to Rent checks | |||
| Guarantor referencing | |||
| Collect and remit initial month's rent | |||
| Provide tenants with method of payment | |||
| Deduct any pre-tenancy invoices | |||
| Agree collection of any shortfall and payment method | |||
| Advise all relevant utility providers of any changes | |||
| Demand, collect and remit the monthly rent | |||
| Arrangement payments for statutory requirements | |||
| Pursue non-payment of rent and provide advice on rent arrears actions | |||
| Inspection every 6 months | |||
| Arrange routine repairs and instruct approved contractors | |||
| Rent Guarantee | |||
| Security Deposit dilapidation negotiations |
