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New online letting agent charges landlords . . . nothing

A new national online letting agency, Tenants4U.com, is throwing down the gauntlet to the growing number of ‘self service’ competitors by offering a free lettings service to landlords.

Instead of charging landlords, tenants pay a £99 referencing fee.

The firm is also offering property management for £15 a month, which includes gas safety certificates, portable appliance tests, a tenant 24/7 help and emergency phone line and annual property checks, and allows for one 24/7 emergency call-out a year.

The Role of Technology in Revolutionizing Property Lettings

The service guarantees landlords that their property will be advertised on the major letting portals, organises appointments and referencing, and handles paperwork and contracts, but expects the landlord to conduct the property viewings themselves. 

Tenants4u.com managing director Shereena Lingiah said: “As a landlord myself, I was frustrated that property letting and management were so expensive, when it doesn’t need to be. 

“Every landlord is different and our own research showed that a large number wanted a simpler, more cost-effective solution.  

“The key to letting properties is getting them advertised on sites like Rightmove, which landlords aren’t permitted to do directly. With Tenants4U.com, they have a low-cost way to achieve this and a simpler way to let their property.”

She added: “Technology is playing a key role in the emergence of new services such as Tenants4U.com. The site enables landlords to store all of their property information –property photos, descriptions, etc – which then makes it simple to re-let the property in the future.”

Additional Services Offered by Tenants4U.com

The site also offers additional services including EPCs, floorplans, photography and rental guarantee insurance. 

The website of the new national online letting agency -Tenants4U.com.The director of the new national online letting agency, in front of a house.

www.tenants4U.com

Article courtesy of Landlord Today“”