Your Move makes letting easier
Managing a rental property takes time, from finding tenants to keeping everything running smoothly. Your Move can help with the practical work at every stage, giving you more time and fewer day-to-day details to handle.
Our local lettings teams can tailor their support to your needs, whether you want help finding tenants or would like us to manage your property on an ongoing basis.
Help finding the right tenants
Finding tenants involves more than advertising a property. Your Move can help set a suitable rent, prepare your property for marketing, arrange photography and viewings, and guide you through applications.
Our teams can also help with the steps involved in setting up a tenancy, so you have support as you welcome new tenants.
Support throughout the tenancy
Once tenants have moved in, Your Move can help manage communication and routine property matters. Depending on the service you choose, this may include handling tenant queries, arranging inspections and coordinating access when work is needed.
Having a clear point of contact can make it easier for tenants to raise questions and help you stay informed without managing every conversation yourself.
Help when a tenancy ends
When tenants move out, there are several details to take care of before the property is let again. Your Move can help coordinate the process, advise on the property’s presentation and discuss any work that may be needed before marketing it to new tenants.
We can then support you with setting the rent, promoting the property and arranging viewings.
Choose the support that suits you
Every landlord’s needs are different. You may want help with a particular part of letting, or prefer ongoing support with the day-to-day management of your property. Your Move can explain the available services and help you find the right fit.
Speak to your local Your Move branch to find out how we can make letting easier.
This article is intended as general guidance. Landlord responsibilities and regulations may vary across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
This article is intended as general guidance. Landlord responsibilities and regulations may vary across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
This article is intended as general guidance. Landlord responsibilities and regulations may vary across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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