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An initial
visit to your property, appraising its letting potential
and advising you on all legal aspects of the Tenancy
Agreement. Advising you as to the likely rental you
should be able to achieve and generally answering any of
your enquiries.
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Marketing
your property, through our property list, town centre
shop window and targeted advertising.
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Carrying out
initial vetting of all potential tenants, making
arrangements for them to view.
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Obtaining a
Credit Reference from a reputable Credit Reference
Agency.
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Taking up any
necessary further references
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Arranging the
tenant(s) signature of the Assured Shorthold Tenancy
Agreement
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Preparation
of a Schedule of Condition and an Inventory if the
property is furnished.
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Collecting
any agreed deposit, and registering it to comply with
legislation.
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Advising
Electricity, Gas, Welsh Water and the Local Authority in
respect of the Council Tax, that all supplies be
transferred to the tenant’s name.
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Serving the
necessary Notice at an appropriate time to bring the
tenancy to an end.
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Rent
collection throughout the tenancy.
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Monthly
statement of accounts submitted to you together with the
balance of rent paid directly to you or into your
Bank/Building Society account.
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Arranging
periodic inspections of your property during the
tenancy.
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Automatic
re-listing of your property and re-negotiating of the
rent at the end of tenancy where appropriate.
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Dealing with
all management enquiries relating to your property
including an out of hours service.
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A property inspection, and
if furnished an Inventory check at the end of tenancy.
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Negotiating between Landlord
and tenant and providing evidence in respect of any Bond
issues.
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Making any
necessary payments on your behalf of any outgoing
expenditure.
