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Furnishing, guest-ready standards and property photography are considered where suitable.
If your property is suitable for serviced accommodation, we can help with bookings, guest messages, cleaning and the day-to-day running. We'll agree what's included and how the income and costs work before getting started.
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Wondering whether your property would work as serviced accommodation? We'll look at its location, any building restrictions and the likely costs before recommending the next step.
We'll show you how the management arrangement could work, what's included and which costs or responsibilities stay with you. It starts with a proper look at the property, not a figure pulled out of thin air.
We only take on properties that suit the way we work. If yours looks suitable, we'll explain the potential income, costs and responsibilities before putting anything in writing.
Talk through my propertyBefore you decide, it's worth knowing exactly what's included, what it costs and who does what.
Furnishing, guest-ready standards and property photography are considered where suitable.
A point of coordination for booking communication, cleaning schedules and routine matters.
Pricing and occupancy performance are reviewed within the agreed operating model.
Clear reporting and financial terms help owners understand how the property is performing.
Not every property works as serviced accommodation. A flat near transport links may suit different guests from a family home. We'll look at the location, property rules, furnishing needs and likely running costs before recommending anything.
A good nightly rate doesn't tell you what you'll actually take home. Cleaning, platform fees, utilities, maintenance and quieter periods all make a difference. We'll walk through the costs and explain how payments and reporting would work.
Get my Property Income AssessmentHere are a few things worth discussing before you sign anything.
We focus on professional stays where the property and the rules allow it. We'll discuss the type of guests, checks, house rules and how problems would be handled, so you know how your property will be looked after.
Good photos help, but good management matters more. Keeping a place clean, responding to guests and sorting maintenance promptly all make a difference. We'll agree who pays for what before the first booking.
Before offering short stays, we'll need to check the rules for your specific property. That may include lease restrictions, permissions, insurance and London's short-letting requirements. We won't suggest going ahead until the position is clear.
Tell us the postcode, how many bedrooms there are and what you're looking for. We'll ask a few questions and, if it looks like a good fit, arrange the next steps.
We'll explain the rent or income arrangement, what's included, who's responsible for what and how the agreement would end. You can ask questions and take advice before deciding.
Get my Property Income AssessmentYour property is a long-term investment. We'll discuss how it's looked after, how we keep you updated and what happens if something needs attention.
Confirm who is accountable for inspections, repairs, maintenance and planned works.
Record price, costs, reporting, notice periods and any restrictions in one clear agreement.
Understand the reporting cycle and how performance or condition concerns are raised.
Every property is different. We'll talk through what's possible, what needs checking and what would be written into your agreement.
Usually not. With a revenue-share arrangement, income can change with bookings and running costs. We'll explain how your share is calculated and put the payment terms in writing.
We can help with guest messages, bookings, cleaning and property checks. We'll go through exactly what's included, any extra costs and how often you'll hear from us.
Lease conditions, freeholder and mortgage permissions, planning and local short-letting restrictions, tax, insurance and safety obligations may all matter. The correct answer depends on the property and borough.
Not quite. With Guaranteed Rent, we would rent the property under an agreed contract. With serviced accommodation management, we would manage the property under a separate service agreement. We'll explain the difference and what it means for you.
Not every property can be used for short stays. We'd need to check the lease, any freeholder restrictions, mortgage and insurance terms, local rules and safety requirements before making a recommendation.
Tell us a little about your property and what you'd like to achieve. We'll help you understand which option is worth exploring.
Any figures we discuss will depend on the property and the final terms. We'll explain the details before you make a decision.
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