Renting
You need that homely feeling while you are away from your own place. My services are tailored to give you the advantage you need in a competitive market and provide personalised assistance every step of the way. You need that homely feeling while you are away from your own place. My services are tailored to give you the advantage you need in a competitive market and provide personalised assistance every step of the way.
A property consultant with discretion and integrity
The London rental property market is dynamic and diverse, with various options and budgets. There is something for everyone. From trendy flats in bustling neighbourhoods to elegant townhouses in leafy areas, and brand-new buildings overlooking the Thames. It offers flexibility, with short or long-term lets and serviced apartments catering to a variety of needs. However, competition can be fierce, so it is essential to act quickly and consider employing the help of a consultant to navigate the market efficiently.
How I work
Initial brief
While my approach remains consistent with the Buying Property Search, navigating the rental process in London demands prompt and diligent actions to secure your rental property. I begin with an initial briefing to understand your goals and expectations. Following our first discussion, you will have a clear picture of the best areas to consider according to your budget and goals.
Shortlist properties
At this stage, all the necessary documentation for renting a property in London has been set up, and my comprehensive approach to your rental property search ensures organised viewings and ease in exploring suitable rental properties and their surrounding areas.
Finalising your rental agreement
Once we have agreed on a deal by negotiating optimal terms on your behalf and overseeing all legalities, and once the referencing process has been finalised, you will be ready to sign your rental agreement. My expertise and support will be crucial in enabling a swift and satisfactory closure within one of the fastest rental markets in the world.
FAQs
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What is a tenancy agreement?
A tenancy agreement is a legally binding contract between a landlord and a tenant that outlines the terms and conditions of the rental arrangement for a property. It governs the rights and responsibilities of both parties throughout the tenancy period. Tenancy agreements in the UK are ruled by various laws and regulations, including the Housing Act 1988 and the Tenant Fees Act 2019. It’s essential for both landlords and tenants to understand their rights and obligations under the tenancy agreement and to ensure that the document complies with relevant legal requirements. Additionally, it’s advisable for both parties to seek professional advice or legal assistance when drafting or reviewing a tenancy agreement to avoid potential disputes or legal issues later on.
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Why do tenants have to place a holding deposit?
Paying a holding deposit is common practice in the rental process. It allows landlords to temporarily take the property off the market while they conduct the necessary checks, such as references, credit, and right to rent checks. This helps both parties to demonstrate their commitment to the rental agreement and provides reassurance during the negotiation process.
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What is the referencing process?
The referencing procedure is a standard part of the rental process in the UK. It involves the landlord or his letting agent assessing the suitability of prospective tenants by verifying their identity, employment status, credit history, right to rent and previous rental history.
“My gratitude to Daniela for her exceptional support and guidance throughout my rental property search. She made the experience much smoother for me. Her expertise and tenaciousness gave me the confidence to make better decisions in such a competitive rental market. Not only did she provide an excellent service, but her kindness extended far beyond the deal’s closure. I am still renting the same flat in Kensington, and I couldn’t be happier. Thank you so much, Daniela, for everything!”
C.S.