Lettings

Landlords Guide

At 360 Properties, we make letting out your property a straightforward process. We guide you through every step to ensure a smooth experience. Here’s how it works:

1. Book a Market Appraisal: The first step is to schedule a Market Appraisal with us.

2. Prepare Your Property: Get your property ready for tenant viewings with the help of our expert guidelines.

3. Maximize Exposure: We’ll market your property to attract maximum interest.

4. Conduct Viewings: We handle all accompanied viewings for potential tenants.

5. Receive Offers: You’ll receive an offer in no time.

6. Accept the Offer: Once you accept, we’ll take care of the rest.

7. Prepare Legal Contracts: We’ll handle all the legal documentation.

8. Start Earning Income: Your property is now let, and you begin earning rental income!

Ready to get started?
Contact 360 Properties today to book your valuation or click below to schedule your Market Appraisal online.

Tenants Guide

Holding Deposit Charge

A preliminary payment is required before the processing of the application and preparation of documentation. The holding deposit charge is equivalent to one week’s rent If the tenant(s) withdraws from the proposed agreement or references are known to be unsatisfactory then the preliminary payment will be forfeited.

Comprehensive References

References will be obtained by Homelet, our external credit-referencing agency. Homelet referencing process carries out the following checks; Credit Check, Previous Landlord Reference, Employment Reference, Electro Roll Search, and Adverse Credit Search.

First Months Rent

The first month’s rent is paid prior to the move in day. This payment must be made in cleared funds only.

Deposit

A security deposit equivalent to five weeks’ rent will be required prior to moving in. The Deposit will then be registered with a government scheme of our choosing.

Utilities

Gas, electric, water rates, and council tax must be transferred into the Tenant’s name at the commencement of the Tenancy. We will inform the utility companies of your details, move in date, and opening meter readings. Please note it is the tenant’s responsibility to ensure that your utility accounts have been set up correctly and that this is completed.

Monthly Rent Payments

We would like to make all tenants aware that rent will be due by the contract tenancy date every month. It’s the tenant’s responsibility to set up a Standing order. We do not accept cash or cheques.