We understand lettings market conditions, the Tenants that are looking to rent, and what they expect from their rental property.
Letting your property with Farrar
We take care of everything and make life easy at every stage, from marketing the property initially, through to finding the right Tenant. We will draw up the tenancy agreement, collect the rent, provide a fully managed service (in house, which nowadays is a rarity amongst our competitors) and work hard to provide a service that minimises void periods and makes the most of your investment.
The rental market is an important part of the London property market and Landlords should enjoy excellent and safe rates of return with quality Tenants liking and caring for the properties of their Landlords if the transaction is initiated and handled in a professional manner from the start. This is our mission and single goal.
Everything covered
With ever increasing new legislation being introduced. For many Landlords, the new regulations and extra paperwork has proved too much and they have already elected to hand the letting and management of their properties to a professional company to safely make sure that full compliance is adhered to.
We can also advise and assist with introductions to furniture hire companies that can provide comprehensive and bespoke packages at short notice.
Accessing the right tenants
Many potential Tenants begin their search online so making sure the property is well photographed, correctly decorated and where appropriate, furnished to a good standard, is of great importance. We can assist Landlords advising on refurbishment or redecoration; whether that is for overseas Tenants renting in the capital who see period features as part of “the London experience” or for a longer term home.
The more discerning Tenants will come direct to us, bypassing the property portals, to tap into our expertise and extensive local knowledge.
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