We have a large selection of properties available to suit most tenants needs and budgets.

All our properties are fully checked and inspected to ensure that they meet our high standards, before they are made available to rent.

Online letting/application process to suit our tenants busy lifestyles

With uncertainty in the housing market, renting can often be the best thing to do.

With the transient job market it allows you the flexibility to re located if required.

Allows you to live in your preferred location where property prices are out of reach.

You will have to pay an application holding fee once you have viewed and agreed to take the property. This will be refunded subject to a successful application.

You will also have to pay a bond, this is also known as a tenancy deposit.

Your 1st months rent will also need to be paid in advance.

Other costs may apply during and at the end of the tenancy. (You can request a copy of our tenant fee's)

If we managed the property on behalf of the landlord, your deposit is held in a secure insured client account for the term of your tenancy. It is held as security against your obligations to Landlord under the Tenancy Agreement. At the end of the tenancy we will undertake a final inspection to make an assessment. Your deposit will then be returned to you in full if no deductions are applicable.

If we do not manage the property for the landlord, we will pay the deposit to them and instructed them that this needs to be lodged with a deposit protection scheme.

When you find a property you like, you will need to provide references, a deposit and be prepared to undertake ID and credit reference checks. This is to confirm your suitability as a tenant and your ability to meet the financial commitments. Referencing normally takes a few days, but you will need to provide all requested information in full to avoid any delays and risk of losing the selected property.

We aim to keep our process simple. We will ask you to download our online application or send it to you via email. The application procedure is as follows

• APPLICATION FEE - You will receive an email requesting a payment for the application fee.

• APPLICATION FORM - You will receive an email with a URL link to complete the application form online.

• CREDIT HISTORY - This will tell us if you have any Adverse Credit History, CCJ's or Bankruptcy. You may not be accepted, however If you are then you will need a Guarantor to act on the Tenancy.

• PROOF OF ID - Copy of your Passport or Driving Licence or any other documentation that meets the right to rent checks.

• PROOF OF INCOME - This is to ensure that you can afford to live in the property. Your employer will be contacted.

• PREVIOUS LANDLORD - We will collect a reference from your previous or current landlord or agent.

• GUARANTOR - We will require a Guarantor if you are a student, or you are not in permanent Full Time employment. If a Guarantor is required, we will need the Guarantor to fill out the online application form.

Agents normally use credit referencing companies to carry out checks and provide a recommendation on your suitability. If you have no adverse credit history but are financially weak for the rental amount then you may be able to arrange a Guarantor. The Guarantor effectively underwrites the agreement to ensure that the rent will be paid. Your Guarantor will also need to be credit checked.

Many tenancies can be arranged within a week, but ultimately the move in date will be determined after discussion with the Landlord.

You will complete a standing order mandate before your tenancy starts so that your rent is paid to us or the landlord, direct from your bank account on the same day every month. Payment of rent by any other means may incur additional administration charges.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, you are required to pay for the Council Tax, all utilities including gas, electric, water, cable/satellite, telephone and TV licences. If you are a student you will not be required to pay Council Tax. If your property has any other form of fuel such as oil or propane gas, then you will be required to pay for that too.

These will be set out in your Tenancy Agreement. Your rights, and those of your Landlord are determined by the Landlord & Tenant Act as amended from time to time.

A tenancy runs until it is ended by a tenant, or a landlord, through agreed surrender of the property, a notice being served, or eviction carried out. Tenants within a fixed-term can only end the tenancy during that time if their tenancy agreement says so. This will depend upon the agreed notice period.