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Letting and management, block and estate management and rent guarantee insurance, from a solicitor-led agency.

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Landlord fees

Landlord service fees
ItemLet & Full ManagementWhat it coversFrom rent advice and tenant sourcing to end-of-tenancy and full regulatory oversightFeeFrom 10%, no VAT added, + £195 tenancy set-up fee
ItemManagement onlyWhat it coversIf you already have tenants, we can take care of the day-to-day running of your property and all compliance.FeeFrom 7%, no VAT added
ItemTenant Find OnlyWhat it coversCompliant tenancy creation, deposit protection, right-to-rent, referencing, and set-up.FeeFrom 7%, no VAT added
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Renters’ Rights Act 2025: what applies now

In force since 1 May 2026

  1. Every rental advert must state the rent, and offers above the advertised rent cannot be invited or accepted. Source (opens official page in a new tab)
  2. Landlords cannot refuse tenants because they receive benefits or have children. Source (opens official page in a new tab)
  3. Tenants can ask to keep a pet, and landlords can only refuse with a valid reason. Source (opens official page in a new tab)
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This is a summary, not legal advice. Hermens Property is not a law firm.

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Guides for landlords

  • Rent, Tenancies & Possession

    Rent Arrears: When to Act, What to Say, and When to Escalate

    A step-by-step guide to managing rent arrears properly — from the first missed payment through to repayment plans and legal escalation. Covers the common mistakes that weaken later possession claims and explains how early, structured intervention often avoids court altogether.

    · 2 min read

  • Property Management & Dispute Prevention

    Why a Solicitor-Led Managing Agent Reduces Risk

    Explains how legal oversight changes day-to-day management: deposits, notices, arrears handling, complaints, and end-of-tenancy disputes. Uses anonymised scenarios to show how issues are spotted early and resolved before they become claims or regulatory problems.

    · 2 min read

  • Property Management & Dispute Prevention

    Damp, Mould and Disrepair: How Landlords Should Handle Complaints Properly

    Sets out a legally safe, evidence-based approach to handling damp and mould reports — inspections, communications, contractors, and documentation. Explains why ignoring or mishandling complaints causes far more risk than the repair itself.

    · 2 min read

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