julian wadden property management

Our clients range from portfolio investors to first time Landlords and we can provide a service to match individual requirements from finding a tenant to full property management and rent protection.

Research shows that more and more tenants expect a professional management service. Previous bad experiences with landlords and the reassurance that a reputable agent is looking after their home means more and more tenants opt for managed properties.

At Julian Wadden Lettings we work closely with a leading specialist independent referencing company. They conduct comprehensive credit, affordability, employer checks as well as accommodation references on all our prospective tenants.
Under Section 22 of the Immigration Act 2014, from the 1 February 2016, all landlords in England must conduct Right to Rent checks for all new tenancies to determine whether any occupiers aged 18 and over have the right to live in the UK legally. As part of the referencing process, a tenant's Right to Rent in England will be verified.

At Julian Wadden Lettings we pride ourselves in keeping our clients up to date with changes in legislation, tax and helpful tips of getting the most out of your investments. If you are interested in registering for our next workshop please feel free to contact us on management@julianwadden.co.uk.

As members of the Property Ombudsman Lettings and the Association of Residential Letting Agents, you can rest assured that we are an expert and responsible team of property professionals. We are bound and trained by a strict code of practice. Your property is in safe hands and you have the extra peace of mind that all our client money is protected by Propertymark’s Client Money Protection Scheme. Membership Number D01072.

Conduct and Membership Rules

The 'condition' is our 'mission' at Julian Wadden Lettings, we prepare a detailed inventory at the commencement of the tenancy including a full schedule of condition with digital photographs of the whole property including gardens.

For that extra security and peace of mind we can offer a rent protection insurance policy provided by our partners at Let Alliance which covers rent arrears should your tenant fail to pay, repossession of the property, damage and legal represention all in one policy. The policy details can be viewed here...

Rent Protection Information

The age old question when it comes to letting your house: to furnish or not to furnish? We find the majority of tenants prefer unfurnished properties with long term tenants opting to furnish their homes with their personal style and in turn increasing the length of tenancy. If you do wish to furnish the property fire and furnishing regulations mean the furniture must meet fire resistance requirements.

To protect your property against damage incurred during the tenancy we take a security deposit. In line with government legislation this must be registered with a tenancy deposit scheme and held accordingly. We are members of two leading deposit protection services to ensure that your requirements are met.

The Property Ombudsman website: https://www.tpos.co.uk

It is a legal requirement to have an annual, valid gas safety certificate completed by a Gas Safe Registered Engineer and it’s advisable to also have an electrical certificate carried out. In addition, it is also a legal requirement to ensure your property has smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors fitted and in working order, as well as a legionella risk assessment.

The purpose of an EPC is to show a prospective tenant how energy efficient the property is and are required by law when marketing a property To Let. We can arrange this with our Energy Assessor and provide you with a full report.

If you’re lucky enough to live overseas you’ll be classed as a non-resident Landlord for tax purposes and you’ll be required to apply to the Inland Revenue for Non Resident Landlord status to enable us to pay you rent without deducting tax.