Plymouth Property Inventories

happy new year every one
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we are know back providing our customers services after a long time spent tied up with contracts and providing services for subcontractors
we are know back providing services to landlords again
Inventories ... Checkouts and Interim visits
we hope to welcome back our previous customers and welcome our new customers
have a good day every one
Will keep you posted on our prices And new services available
Ma farley
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House raid

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New song created. hope you will believe in me

How to protect yourself from costly property damage such as items like appliances, & heavily marked and damaged carpets and decoration. Left in an unclean state from costly property damage with debris and rubbish...

Renters are difficult customers. Often they are looking for fast, cheap and quality services - the impossible triad that is next to impossible to achieve. Yet, there are ways to make renters happy when using your services:
1. Deliver what you write on the tin - never underdeliver, it's the fastest way to lose a customer 2. Don't break something else while you fix what you were asked - don't think that because they don't own the place, they don't care 3. Don't make the tenant ...wait for longer than they have to - they've waited for this before you even entered 4. Work in the benefit of the person who lives and uses the property - the landlord pays you (hopefully), but it's the tenant who your work affects. 5. Tenants pay enough, don't twist their arms - you're likely not going to get rich, but a renter might go broke if you abuse your rates. 6. Treat a tenant with care and they will call you again - everybody likes service companies they can trust.
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Renters are difficult customers. Often they are looking for fast, cheap and quality services - the impossible triad that is next to impossible to achieve. Yet, there are ways to make renters happy when using your services:
1. Deliver what you write on the tin - never underdeliver, it's the fastest way to lose a customer 2. Don't break something else while you fix what you were asked - don't think that because they don't own the place, they don't care 3. Don't make the tenant ...wait for longer than they have to - they've waited for this before you even entered 4. Work in the benefit of the person who lives and uses the property - the landlord pays you (hopefully), but it's the tenant who your work affects. 5. Tenants pay enough, don't twist their arms - you're likely not going to get rich, but a renter might go broke if you abuse your rates. 6. Treat a tenant with care and they will call you again - everybody likes service companies they can trust.
Did you check all of the above ? If you got your quality service in line, why not join The Tenants' Voice service directory ? Get yourself positioned in a prime spot in front of more than 60,000 tenants each month. Learn more and join now for just £5 per month.
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Renters are difficult customers. Often they are looking for fast, cheap and quality services - the impossible triad that is next to impossible to achieve. Yet, there are ways to make renters happy when using your services:
1. Deliver what you write on the tin - never underdeliver, it's the fastest way to lose a customer 2. Don't break something else while you fix what you were asked - don't think that because they don't own the place, they don't care 3. Don't make the tenant ...wait for longer than they have to - they've waited for this before you even entered 4. Work in the benefit of the person who lives and uses the property - the landlord pays you (hopefully), but it's the tenant who your work affects. 5. Tenants pay enough, don't twist their arms - you're likely not going to get rich, but a renter might go broke if you abuse your rates. 6. Treat a tenant with care and they will call you again - everybody likes service companies they can trust.
Did you check all of the above ? If you got your quality service in line, why not join The Tenants' Voice service directory ? Get yourself positioned in a prime spot in front of more than 60,000 tenants each month. Learn more and join now for just £5 per month.
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landlords we provide regular inspections of your property ideally on a quarterly basis, whitch not only gives your tenant(s) confidence in you has a landlord it also makes it is easier to identify any issues before they become costly repairs or emergencies. Below is some things we look out for And Inform you about we check for maintenance and repairs each visits.... such as fraying electric cables, leaky taps, cracked tiles, or a broken showerhead. We Look out for any signs of damp or mould throughout the property We Check that the toilet flushes and shower and/or bathtub drain properly. We Make sure the heating and hot water systems work efficiently. Check that any stair rails are sturdy. And for signs of leaking guttering We also Ask your tenants questions regarding the property and things that need doing we also report direct with yourself with photo graphic evidence gathered
landlords the property is your investment make shore you have it covered call us for details 07500919142
ask fore a full cover midterm inspection
M a Farley
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There are many reasons why you can lose your deposit. The most definite document is the tenancy agreement. It can also include special clauses, introduced by your landlord, about the responsibilities of the tenant. Common reasons for losing part or all your deposit:
Unpaid rent at the end of the tenancy Unpaid bills at the end of the tenancy... Stolen or missing belongings that are property of the landlord Direct damage to the property and it’s contents (owned by the landlord) Indirect damage due to negligence and lack of maintenance Lack of sufficient hygiene at the end of tenancy Lack of maintenance of key facilities – e.g. the garden, depending on the contract Unwanted
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Rights of assured tenants As an assured tenant you have the right to stay in your accommodation unless your landlord can convince the court there are good reasons for eviction, for example rent arrears or damage to the property, or that another of the terms of the agreement has been broken. As an assured tenant you can enforce your rights, for instance, to get repairs done without worrying about getting evicted. As well as the right to stay in your home as long as you keep to... the terms of the tenancy you will also have other rights by law including:- -the right to have the accommodation kept in a reasonable state of repair -the right of a your spouse, civil partner, or other partner to take over the tenancy on your death (‘the right of succession’) -the right not to be treated unfairly because of your disability, gender reassignment, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, sex or sexual orientation.
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Getting your deposit back
Tenancy Deposit Schemes
By law your landlord must put your rental deposit in one of the government-backed tenancy deposit schemes.
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