Let
Choosing us to let your property ensures a hassle-free, compliant, and profitable experience. We combine expert local market knowledge, comprehensive tenant vetting, and professional management to secure reliable tenants quickly.
Marketing
Tenant Screening
Deposit Collection
Photo Inventory
Viewings
Rental Agreement
Check In
RTB Registration
Manage
Choosing our company allows you to transform a complex and often stressful role into a passive, high-yield investment. Our Experienced property managers act as a professional buffer between you and your tenants, handling everything from midnight maintenance emergencies to the intricacies of changing rental laws.
Rent Collection
Notices
Inspections
Dispute Handling
Rent Reviews
Repairs & Maintenance
Rent Arrears
Check Out
Tenant Screening
Photo ID
A valid passport or driver's license is required for all tenants. The passport or driving should be in date and not expired.
PPS Number
A Personal Public Service (PPS) number is required to register the tenancy.
Proof Of Income
A letter from your employer or your employment contract confirms your ability to pay rent.
References
Previous landlord references are highly valuable. If you are a first-time renter, a character reference may be sufficient.
Proof Of Funds
Proof of funds for the deposit (usually one month's rent) and the first month's rent is often expected.
Bank Statements
Recent statements or proof of funds may be required to show financial stability.
Documents
To satisfy Anti-Money Laundering requirements, you will typically need to provide us with two separate documents. One to verify your identity (Driving License or Passport) and another to verify your proof of address (Utility Bill or Bank Statement).
Letter Of Engagement
As the property sector is regulated by the PSRA in Ireland we require a signed letter of engagement (B1 Form) signed within 7 days of your property going onto the open market. This document will cover your rights and list all details about your property and sales price.
BER Rating
A Building Energy Rating measures how energy‑efficient a home is, from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). It's like a fuel‑efficiency label for your property and is now a requirement by law when selling or renting in Ireland. A stronger BER can mean lower running costs, better comfort and increased buyer interest.