Letting agent fees
Discussion
I'm paying 10.5% (plus VAT) to my agent. I looked at 2 others who wanted 10%, but made my choice because these have an insurance for legal costs plus up to 6 months rent if the tenant stops paying. The idea is that we can get a tenant out through the courts in 6 months.
Edited by sunbeam_alpine on Wednesday 15th October 20:48
Fee for this...
• marketing your property
• introducing a tenant
• negotiation of terms
• applying for references
• drawing up an appropriate tenancy agreement
• organising of professional inventory
• holding deposit
• negotiation of renewals (if requested)
• rent demands
• credit control
• statement of accounts
• advise on application for exemption to the inland revenue
• payment of outgoings where necessary, subject to fund availability
• arranging annual gas safety certificates and electrical installation and portable appliance tests
• routine checks of the property
• informing utility companies of a change of occupier
• employing suitable contractors to ensure standards are maintained
• arranging routine repairs and maintenance
• ensuring the properties comply with the latest safety regulations
• supplying clients with relevant legislative information upon request
• reconciling deposit returns and damage repair
• negotiating any end of tenancy claim
• supervising any renewal or termination to avoid void periods
• communicating with tenants and landlords and solving problems
• arranging insurance as applicable
• liaison with surveyors and other professional advisors
• marketing your property
• introducing a tenant
• negotiation of terms
• applying for references
• drawing up an appropriate tenancy agreement
• organising of professional inventory
• holding deposit
• negotiation of renewals (if requested)
• rent demands
• credit control
• statement of accounts
• advise on application for exemption to the inland revenue
• payment of outgoings where necessary, subject to fund availability
• arranging annual gas safety certificates and electrical installation and portable appliance tests
• routine checks of the property
• informing utility companies of a change of occupier
• employing suitable contractors to ensure standards are maintained
• arranging routine repairs and maintenance
• ensuring the properties comply with the latest safety regulations
• supplying clients with relevant legislative information upon request
• reconciling deposit returns and damage repair
• negotiating any end of tenancy claim
• supervising any renewal or termination to avoid void periods
• communicating with tenants and landlords and solving problems
• arranging insurance as applicable
• liaison with surveyors and other professional advisors
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