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Landlords Guide

House London

Landlords Guide

Let Your Property with Confidence

Whether you're letting your first property or managing an established portfolio House London offers a personal hands on approach tailored to your needs.

From your initial valuation through to finding the right tenant and managing the tenancy you'll have a dedicated point of contact providing expert guidance every step of the way. Combining local market knowledge with a proactive service we ensure your property is presented to the right audience and achieves its full rental potential.

Our role is simple, to protect your investment, maximise your returns and make the lettings process as seamless as possible giving you the confidence to focus on what matters most.

Landlord Information

Your Responsibilities as a Landlord

As a landlord you are responsible for ensuring your property is safe, compliant and ready for occupation.

Safety standards

Ensuring all required gas and electrical safety checks are completed, along with appropriate fire safety measures, including smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors.

Furnishing compliance

Making sure any furniture provided meets current fire safety regulations and is safe for residential use.

Licensing requirements

Obtaining the correct licence where applicable, including selective licences or HMO (House in Multiple Occupation) licensing as required by the local authority.

The Lettings Journey

Landlord Checklist

Letting a property involves a number of key stages. This checklist outlines what to expect at each point of the journey.

Step 01

Before Marketing Your Property

• Arrange all required safety checks and certifications.

• Ensure compliance documentation is up to date.

• Agree a clear pricing and rental strategy.

Step 02

During Marketing

• Review feedback from property viewings.

• Consider tenant applications and offers carefully.

• Ensure referencing and checks are completed.

Step 03

Before Move In

• Approve and sign the tenancy agreement.

• Confirm deposit protection is in place.

• Ensure all required documents are issued to the tenant.

Step 04

During the Tenancy

• Address maintenance issues promptly and professionally.

• Maintain accurate records and communication.

• Review rental value periodically in line with the market.

Step 05

At the End of the Tenancy

Let your property with confidence.

Our role is simple, to protect your investment, maximise your returns and make the lettings process as seamless as possible giving you the confidence to focus on what matters most.