Let your property with the local experts
- A service to suit your lifestyle - We understand that not all landlords want or need the same level of service, so we have three options for you to choose from.
- 5 star customer service - No matter which service you select, you can be assured you’ll receive our 5 star customer service and tailored advice throughout. Whether face to face, phone, email or via your online landlord account, we’ll keep you informed every step of the way and provide easy access to all the information you may need, when you need it.
- Strong ROI - Our local lettings experts are highly trained and in-touch with the latest market trends, this results in accurate and ongoing rental valuations, maximising the value of your investment.
- Minimal rental voids - Our tenant referencing is one of the most detailed in the market and, with thousands of tenants registering with us every month, our rental voids are among the lowest in the industry.
- Keeping you and your property protected - As an ARLA Propertymark member, you can rest assured that all parties are compliant with the latest lettings legislation, meaning you don’t have to be. Plus, with our detailed property inventory reports and regular property inspections, we keep a careful eye on your property.
Different ways to let your home
For hands-on landlords who choose to maintain the property themselves, we will find and reference all suitable tenants.
For landlords who want the agent to find the best tenant/s for your property and collect the rent on a monthly basis.
Sit back and relax, our fully managed service covers everything from property inspections to dealing with maintenance issues.
Thinking about letting out your spare room? We offer Let Only or Rent Collection services on rooms, helping maximise your rental income.
Romans have been my letting agent for nearly 10 years, and I cannot fault them. In particular Lisa Fazal could not be more helpful.
I'm seriously impressed with this Estate Agent (I'm a landlord of 15 yrs with property around the country). They clearly have the trust in their prospective tenants to be able to place them with rental property. Our property was accurately valued, photographed, listed and rented within hours to a quality tenant. Great work in the background by Tom Sanderson. I will always use this branch for future lettings.
Me and my wife spoke to the lettings team about our problem tenant (not through Romans but another local agent) and they gave us some really helpful, solid advice even though we were not their landlords. Will definitely be using their services once we have our property back as their knowledge of lettings was far greater than our current agent. We were even offered tea and coffee which we thought was a nice touch!
Results matter
Since 1987 we have always placed our customers results at the heart of what we do (Romans Internal Statistics 2018-19)
10 key steps to letting a property
Receiving an accurate price and attracting the right tenants for rental property is vitally important so make sure you choose an experienced local agent.
Consider how much involvement you want to have with your tenant and property, day to day maintenance, monthly rent collection and other responsibilities may affect your current lifestyle in a way you do not want.
Finding the right tenant can be expensive, time consuming and hard work. You want to find a tenant that is in the best position for you. With us, you'll receive high profile advertising and utilise a large tenant database.
We recommend you keep your property as a blank canvas for prospective tenants by keeping the place clean and clutter-free. We accompany all prospective tenants on viewings on your behalf.
Your letting agent can handle all negotiations between you and the prospective tenant. We strive to get you the best rental price, length of contract and tenants.
It is important to run thorough checks on prospective tenants to ensure that your investment will be secure. At Romans, we use strict referencing procedures carried out by independent experts.
This document outlines the agreed responsibilities of both parties. It is important that both tenants and landlords take the time to read this carefully before signing.
An inventory is a detailed list agreed by both parties itemising the contents and condition of the property at the time of the tenant moving in. Romans uses an independent Inventory Service to minimise the risk of any deposit disputes.
Once the deposit has been paid in full, the tenant has secured the property. This deposit is held independently against possible damage to property which can be checked against the inventory at the end of the tenancy.
Small gestures will go a long way in building good relationships with your tenants, leave out instructions to appliances. (This may also mean tenants will be less likely to break the appliance). Want more advice? Contact us and we'll be happy to help.
Want more protection for your property? Market your property under our No Deposit Option
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40% more protection for your property - Under our new No Deposit Option, tenants can opt to pay a small monthly fee in lieu of a deposit, in return, we will indemnify your property for up to 7 weeks’ rent – that’s 40% more than the traditional deposit!
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Tenants who are mindful of their credit scores - Part of this offering includes rental payments contributing to tenants’ Experian credit scores (usually rent does not), so you have added peace of mind that your tenants are mindful of their credit score and have even more incentive not to default on payments.
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More demand from tenants who are seeking deposit free renting - This scheme was designed to not only benefit tenants financially but to also offer you a new marketing tool, creating a buzz around your property that other agents can’t match.
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