Tenant Responsibilities:

Familiarise yourself with your responsibilities as a tenant, including the terms of your tenancy agreement.

Understand procedures for requesting repairs or addressing issues with the property.

Utilities:

Strategic advertising and marketing of your property to attract potential tenants. WE capture the best possible photos of the property as well as a state-of-the-art virtual tour for marketing.

Notify gas, electricity and water suppliers when you move in. Take a meter reading to make sure you are charged the right amount when you get your first bill.

Update address details: Notify other relevant organisations of your new address; e.g. you doctor, dentist, children’s schools, bank and other service providers.

Property Maintenance:

Report any pre-existing issues or damages in the property to the letting agency.

Understand the process for reporting and addressing maintenance concerns.

Home Insurance:

Arrange home contents insurance.

Council Tax:

Contact your Local Authority to set up your Council Tax account.

Internet and TV Services:

Contact your chosen internet service provider to set up broadband services.

Apply for a television licence for your new home.

Arrange for TV services or inform your existing provider of your new address.

Postal Services:

Set up mail redirection with the Royal Mail to ensure you receive any mail sent to your previous address.

Inform friends, family, and any relevant subscriptions of your change of address.

Emergency Contacts:

Familiarise yourself with local emergency services and know the location of the nearest hospital, police station, and fire station.

Keys and Security:

Test all keys provided by the letting agency to ensure they work smoothly.

Waste Collection and Recycling:

Find out the schedule for waste collection and recycling in your local area.

Obtain information about the types of waste accepted and recycling guidelines.

Local Amenities:

Identify the nearest grocery stores, pharmacies, post offices, and other essential services.

Explore public transport options and nearby recreational areas.Explore public transport options and nearby recreational areas.

Appliance Manuals:

Collect and keep manuals for household appliances provided in the property.

Familiarise yourself with the operation of these appliances.

Parking and Permits:

If applicable, inquire about parking permits or restrictions in your area.

Ensure you understand the parking regulations for your property.

Neighbourhood Information:

Introduce yourself to neighbours and obtain any local community information.

Identify emergency evacuation routes if applicable.

Contact Information:

Keep a list of emergency contacts, including the letting agency, maintenance services, and any relevant property management contacts.