If you're a landlord in South London, we can help let your property and manage the tenancy, providing you with complete peace of mind.
Our landlord services are tailored to you, whether you want a letting-only service or complete property management. We've successfully let numerous properties across the South London area, including Dulwich, Charlton, Greenwich, Bromley, and Brockley.
We'll work hard to ensure the return on your investment property is maximised, whatever package you choose. We'll help manage and maintain your property so that vacancies are minimised, providing you with a reliable income and offering you a range of letting services to protect your property.
To speak to our branch letting team follow the link below.
Dulwich Lettings
Charlton Lettings
Greenwich Lettings
Bromley Lettings
Brockley Lettings
If you'd like one of our specialist lettings managers to conduct a valuation or review of your property, please click here to request a free valuation.
This service is an excellent choice for landlords who want to be more hands-on with their property. It includes the following:
Provided by Lonsdale Insurance Brokers Ltd.
Provided by The Property Ombudsman
This service is an excellent choice for landlords who want to be less involved with their property. The complete service includes (all the above) plus:
Provided by Lonsdale Insurance Brokers Ltd.
Provided by The Property Ombudsman
We strongly advise our Landlords to carry out a complete inventory for each tenancy. The purpose of checking an inventory is to establish damages which can only be done if descriptions and conditioning remarks are sufficiently detailed at the commencement of the tenancy and then at the end of the term.
Under the terms of the tenancy agreement, the tenant is required to return the property and contents at the end of the tenancy in the same condition as they were at the commencement, fair wear and tear accepted. It is almost impossible to ascertain whether any damage was caused during a tenancy without a proper inventory signed by all relevant parties.
If instructed, we will arrange a professional inventory and check in on your behalf, the cost of which is borne by you as the landlord. The tenants are responsible for paying for the checkout.
If you have a mortgage on the property you want to let, you should seek consent from the mortgage provider. In the case of leasehold premises, the permission of the Head Lessee of Freeholder will be required. You should also advise your insurance company of the proposal to let the property, as this could either invalidate the insurance or increase the premiums. You should obtain written documentation of these consents before letting.
The tenant will be responsible for the payment of gas, electricity, water, telephone, council tax and television licence. (Unless otherwise agreed and stated)
As the landlord, you are still responsible for the payment of service charges and ground rent in leasehold properties and buildings insurance on Freehold properties.
Most tenancies are classed as Assured Shorthold Tenancies. There is no minimum period for an Assured Shorthold tenancy; however, we recommend that the tenancy is for at least six months.
Most tenancies are drawn up for a period of twelve months; some have break clauses. We will be happy to discuss the pros and cons of different time periods with you.
The relationship between Landlord and Tenant can sometimes have its 'ups' and 'downs', and the need for a professional agent is paramount in closing any divide. Understanding and acting within the law allows for a smooth and enjoyable property experience for all parties concerned. Whether you are a Landlord or Tenant, you are best advised to work via a reputable agent.
Our staff have been trained and receive ongoing training on the various legal aspects of letting, including safety regulations, tenancy agreements and clauses, and possession. We have vast practical experience and will be happy to discuss any questions you may have regarding more complex legal matters.
It is a legal requirement for letting or property management agents to join a client money protection scheme in the private rented sector in England. Clients' money must be held in an account with a bank or building society authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority.
These schemes ensure landlords and tenants are compensated if the agent cannot repay their money, for example, if they go into administration.
Please click here to see the Client Money Protection certificate for Truepenny's Property Consultants Ltd
Please click here to see the Client Money Protection certificate for Truepenny's Of London Ltd
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''Truepenny's Property Consultants'' is a trading name of:
Truepenny's Property Consultants Ltd. | Registered in England & Wales- Company reg. no. 6498038 - Registered office: 16 Lordship Lane, Dulwich, SE22 8HN
Truepenny's of London Ltd. | Registered in England & Wales - Company reg. No. 10594437 - Registered office: 38 King William Walk, Greenwich, London, SE10 9HU
Callcut & Co. Ltd. | Registered in England & Wales - Company reg. No. 08321706 - Registered office: 16 Beaufort Court, Admirals Way, Docklands, London E14 9XL