Our expertise and knowledge come from a combined experience of over 20 years in the business. We know what is important to our clients and we aim to work with them to achieve an exceptional level of service. Guaranteed Rent

LHL Rent guarantee provides financial protection to you when renters are unable to meet their rent obligations due to loss of employment or rent arrears due to other extenuating circumstances.

We want you to feel secure in your decision to rent. So, we’re going above and beyond. Our delivery guarantee gives you extra peace of mind when you opt for rent guarantee services.

HMO Properties

We Specialise in managing both HMO Properties Each Local Authority has its own HMO licensing scheme and rules, which affect minimum room size, as well as the quality and range of amenities, safeguards, and services you must offer your tenants.

It can be hard for landlords to keep up with the changing regulatory environment. As experts in HMO regulations, we make it our business to know. Our team understand the health and safety requirements, and the importance of keeping the property in a good state of repair.

We have a strong track record in HMO management. We secure our clients the maximum return, take care of tenants’ needs, and enjoy good relations with Local Authorities across London and Essex because we consistently show due diligence with the properties we manage. Call us to see how we can help you.

Portfolio

If you are a portfolio landlord who is looking for an agent. We can assist you with reviewing your portfolio and maximising your income, taking the hassle and stress out of letting your property.

Licensing

Licensing has been introduced in several boroughs across London and Essex. They have been brought in to tackle unscrupulous landlords, even though most landlords already comply with the various laws governing tenants and rented properties.

It used to be just HMOs that needed licensing, but increasingly local authorities require landlords to be licensed for every property they rent out. It stems from the Housing Act of 2004, which came into force in April 2006 and allows local housing authorities the right to establish selective licensing schemes to regulate the private rented sector.

It is the landlord’s responsibility to know if licensing is required for their property and what the criteria are. To obtain one, a landlord must not only meet the standards set out in the scheme’s rules and regulations, but also adhere to them throughout the entire term of the licence. Failure to do so could result in severe penalties, with fines of up to £5,000 per offence.  

We can provide advice and information on this and help clients with their application. Please call our team if you need for information.