Probate Property, have you thought about renting?

Probate Property, have you thought about renting?

Many of the clients we assist with valuation advice for probate purposes decide to retain ownership and rent the inherited property to tenants instead, creating regular income and longer term capital growth for the beneficiaries

We are experienced letting and property management agents who can take the stress and personality out of the commercial arrangement because we are used to acting for more than one client on the same property.

Our ARLA licensed letting team are happy to provide a rental valuation of your property and have produced a free of charge, comprehensive guide to assist would be Landlords with the latest legal responsibilities associated with letting a property.

Here are a few good reasons to instruct a Licensed letting agent like Amos Estates.

Trust - When you are letting out a property, you mostly deal with strangers. Having someone reliable in between is always a good idea. It not only makes the process but also reduces the risks involved.
Knowledge - A letting agent has a sound knowledge of the local property market. They know what tenants are looking for and how you can market your property. They will also decide the right amount of rent you should be quoting based on other properties in the area.
Paperwork - A letting agent takes care of all the paperwork required in renting out a property. They give correspondence, take care of viewings, references and complete any other paperwork involved in the process.
Legal Requirements - Though you may have rented out several properties, you may not always be aware of the legal requirements for landlords. Also, there are several Health and Safety regulations a property must abide to and you may suffer penalty if you fail to do so. A letting agent has updated knowledge of the regulations, and can help you meet them.
Cost Effectiveness - Though it may seem surprising, going for a letting agent is actually cost effective. Property owners argue that they have to pay the letting agent and it is an extra expense. But if you compare the time, money and efforts the agent saves with the amount paid as fees, you will realise that you have saved money. Not just money, a letting agent also saves you a lot of stress.

There are several benefits of hiring us, but one of the most important ones is peace of mind. With Amos Estates, you can keep all the stress and hassles at bay.

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