Core Property Management - Glasgow

Whether you are looking to let or rent a home, Core Property Management & Investment is here to help. We pride ourselves on taking the time to get to know each and every client individually and listening to their specific needs and wishes. We are ready to negotiate the best client package, determine your specific requirements and provide you with all the necessary facts you need to make a confident, informed decision. From the initial walk through to the signing of papers, we will be with you every step of the way. Our experienced agents are ready to help achieve landlord and tenant goals. Our company is built on the principles of making quality products and providing a reliable service. Our diversified product range continues to grow by following trends, improving our standard of products and listening to the customer. Our unique service has established our place in this industry. This allows us to make a distinctive and substantial impact for our clients. We specialise in all types of property management. Call us today to discuss your needs. Property Management - Landlords Info If you currently own or intend to purchase residential property for rental in Glasgow or the Stirling & Helensburgh area, you should consider engaging our property management service. You'll find it both professional and cost-effective. As we are specialists, we know how to manage property for optimum performance, whilst ensuring smooth running tenancies, and compliance with the various landlord/tenant laws. Maximise the return on your investment - contact us now. If you own or intend purchasing residential property for rental in any other area, please go to our UK Network page. Our Services include: Visiting you at your property, and providing a rental valuation and any other advice which you may require about letting your property. Advising you on compliance with the various safety regulations. Locating suitable tenants. Your property will be advertised if necessary, however we have excellent contacts with various company and other establishment personnel departments, and furthermore usually have tenants waiting. Accompanying tenant applicants to view the property. Obtaining and evaluating references and credit checks. Preparing a suitable tenancy agreement and arranging signature by the tenant. Collecting a tenancy deposit which will be treated in accordance with current legislation. Preparing an inventory and schedule of condition. Checking the tenant into the property and agreeing the inventory. Supervising the transfer of gas, electricity and council tax accounts into the tenant's name. Receiving rental payments monthly in advance, and paying you promptly, together with a detailed statement from our computerised management systems. If required paying regular outgoings for you from rental payments. Inspecting the property periodically, and reporting any problems to you. Arranging any necessary repairs or maintenance, first liaising with you in the case of larger works. Keeping in touch with the tenant on a routine basis, and arranging renewals of the agreement as necessary. Checking tenants out as required, reletting and continuing the process with the minimum of vacant periods to ensure that you receive the optimum return from your property. Guide for Landlords Before a property can be let, there are several matters which the owner will need to deal with to ensure that the tenancy runs smoothly, and also that he/she complies with the law. We provide summarised information below. If you require further advice or assistance with any matter, please do not hesitate to contact us: Tenants Info We let and manage both furnished and unfurnished flats and houses in Glasgow. Please click on 'Properties' above to view a shortlist, although our stock changes daily and you should contact us for current availability or to register your requirements. Please note that for your safety and peace of mind: All of our managed properties are CORGI gas safety certificated, and inspected for electrical safety, and furniture fire safety Tenancy deposits will be treated in accordance with the Tenancy Deposit Protection regulations. Guide for Tenants Finding a property The first step is to contact us to provide brief details about yourself and about the accommodation you require. We then search our database for suitable properties for you to view. If not urgent, we log your details so that we can contact you as suitable properties become available. It is wise to start looking about a month before you wish to move, as the nicer properties are viewed and reserved quickly. We regret that we cannot assist dss claimants. Our tenancies are granted for a minimum term of 6 months. Viewings Viewings will be arranged at times to suit you, including evenings and weekends, and you will invariably be accompanied by a member of staff, who can give advice and answer any questions you may have. Reserving the property Once you have decided on a property, you will need to reserve it by paying a 'holding deposit'. Assuming that the tenancy goes ahead, this will be deducted from the monies due before you move in. If the landlord declines to grant the tenancy, it will be refunded. However the deposit will be forfeit if you decide not to proceed for any reason, or if you fail to provide complete and accurate information in your application. References As a minimum we will require satisfactory references from your employer (or college), and a previous or current landlord. We may also require a personal reference, and sometimes a guarantor. In addition a credit check will be undertaken. We may use the services of an independent referencing company to obtain and evaluate these references. Rents Rents are normally quoted calendar monthly, and payable monthly in advance. The tenant is usually also responsible for Council Tax, Water Rates, Gas, Electricity and Telephone costs. All rents are payable by bank standing order to our company bank account. Deposit A security deposit of a minimum of one month's rental will normally be required. This deposit will be treated in accordance with the Tenancy Deposit Protection regulations, and you will be informed of which protection scheme is utilised. The deposit is held to cover damage, breakages, and any other liabilities under the terms of your tenancy agreement. Please note that under no circumstances can the deposit be used by the tenant to cover rent.