Richmond letting agents

As a letting agent, we act as an intermediary between a landlord and tenant and help manage the rental process.

A landlord, on the other hand, is the owner of the property being rented out. While landlords can manage their own rental property, many choose to use our services to assist with day-to-day management, maintenance and repair. 

To know if a letting agent is real, you can check if they are registered with an appropriate regulatory body like the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) or the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA).

You can also check if they are listed on a reputable property portal like Rightmove or Zoopla, as fake agents are unlikely to have listings on these sites.

Be cautious of letting agents who ask for upfront fees or do not provide clear and transparent communication.

Choosing a letting agent in London can be a daunting task.

Start by researching agents in your area and reading reviews from past clients.

Look for agents with experience in your specific type of property and who are members of industry organizations.

At PropertyLoop, we do our best to cater to the unique needs of London landlords. 

With our simple online tools, landlords can handle tasks such as rent collection and real-time property management.

PropertyLoop makes the letting process easier and more efficient for landlords!

A typical letting fee is a one-time fee charged by a letting agency to landlords to cover the cost of advertising and finding tenants for their property.

The fee is usually calculated as a percentage of the first year's rent, and can range from 8% to 20% depending on the agency and location.

Some letting agencies may also charge additional fees for services such as property management or inventory checks.

It is important to carefully review the letting fee structure of any agency you are considering to ensure you understand the costs involved in letting your property.