At K&M Property Management, we provide a safe, secure lettings service perfect for both landlords and their residents.
If you’re considering letting your property, there are a few things to keep in mind.
Choosing the right property asset management
Regardless of the size and scale of your property or development, having a helping hand can make things easier and more efficient.
We provide a full range of services, including:
K&M can manage anything from individual flats to an entire block of properties, for instance, an apartment building or set of flats.
This is convenient for clients who are responsible for more than one property, as it helps ensure management of the entire complex is handled by only one company, removing any confusion and many complications that could otherwise arise.
Find out more about our block management services.
Residential property management
We can also assist with residential properties, handling all the property management tasks that you would expect.
Find out more about our full range of property management services.
Information for subletters
There are some standards and requirements that apply specifically to subletting your property, as we outline below:
If you are considering sub-letting your property, we strongly advise you to review the terms of your lease and check any requirements that you are obliged to follow.
Many leases include terms that regulate and control sub-letting.
The following terms and conditions may apply:
- Not to sub-let part only of the Flat as distinguished from its entirety.
- Not to sub-let the whole of the Flat to a Housing Association or Local Authority or any other body whose objects include the provision of housing accommodation.
- During the last seven years of the term of the Lease not to sub-let without the previous consent in writing of the Landlord.
- Within one month of any Tenancy Agreement being entered into, provide a copy of the Tenancy Agreement to the Landlord and / or the Management Company together with any registration fee payable as specified under the Lease.
It is also important that any prospective sub-tenants enter into a Deed of Covenant promising to abide by the key covenants and regulations of the Lease or ensure that their performance of these covenants and regulations are written into any Tenancy Agreement.
Failure to do so could be detrimental to you and leave you liable if there is any issue regarding a breach of Lease by your sub-tenants.
Where can I get advice on letting my property?
Every situation is different. If you are unsure how to carry out your obligations as Landlord under the terms of the lease, please contact your Property Manager. They will be happy to advise you of your obligations and ensure that you follow the covenants of your lease.
To discuss your full range of letting options with a member of the K&M Property Management team, please contact us.