Can I arrange a virtual viewing?
You can’t beat meeting in person, and we are very happy to let you know that we are able to conduct viewings in accordance with the Government’s social distancing guidelines.
What are the fees and deposits?
Fees and deposit vary depending on the size and/or annual rent of the property or unit. If you’d like to learn more, please get in touch with our team on +1(570) 291-7328, or submit an enquiry via the form on our website.
Is there a minimum lease length for properties?
Minimum lease lengths tend to vary from property to property, but most properties do have a minimum lease length of at least a few months.
If there is a specific property or unit you are interested in, do get in touch and the team will be able to confirm for you. Please get in touch with our team on +1(570) 291-7328, or submit an enquiry for further information.
How do i find the right property?
Register with us by calling one of our letting offices or submit an enquiry via the form on our website. You’ll then receive email alerts about new rental properties in Los Angeles and the US as they become available.
When can i view properties?
We do our best to arrange appointments that are convenient for you. This could be during weekdays, evenings and on Saturdays.
How do i make offer?
You make an offer by completing a prospective tenancy form. We’ll ask you for information such as who’ll be living in the property, the offer amount, the start date of the tenancy, the length of tenancy, and any additional requests. Once an offer has been agreed, we’ll take a holding fee which will go towards your final move-in costs.
what happens once my offer has been agreed?
You make an offer by completing a prospective tenancy form. We’ll ask you for information such as who’ll be living in the property, the offer amount, the start date of the tenancy, the length of tenancy, and any additional requests. Once an offer has been agreed, we’ll take a holding fee which will go towards your final move-in costs.
what does ‘let agreed’ mean?
A property marked as ‘let agreed’ means a tenant has paid the admin fee or deposit and the landlord or letting agency is reviewing their references and conducting credit checks. If the tenant’s application is approved, the property will usually stay listed as ‘let agreed’ until the contracts are signed and it’s removed from the market. If the application is declined, the property will be re-listed and the ‘let agreed’ status removed.
what happens if my referencing fail?
If you think your referencing is going to fail, it’s important to contact us as soon as possible as there may be an alternative option. This could be adding a guarantor to your application, or paying your rent in advance.
what happens during independent inventory?
Before the tenancy begins, an inventory is prepared detailing the contents and condition of the property. This is carried out by an independent inventory clerk and a copy is supplied to both landlord and tenant.
when do i get my keys?
The keys will be given to you once we receive the initial payments, the tenancy agreement has been signed, and all other tenancy documents completed. We also need to have received all the compliance documents from the landlord, such as a valid gas safety certificate. We’ll then arrange for an inventory to take place. Once completed, we’ll send it over to you with the tenancy documents.