London property,
properly managed.
Rented looks after rental homes for landlords across London — compliance, repairs, inspections and tenant care — so your property stays safe, let and earning, without the day-to-day.
Everything a rental home needs, handled
Owning a rental property in London means certificates, licensing, repairs and regulations that keep changing. We take that on for you, with clear processes and a single point of contact.
Explore our landlord services →Compliance
Gas, electrical, fire safety and licensing tracked with renewal alerts, so nothing lapses.
Repairs & maintenance
Vetted contractors, agreed spending limits, and photos when the job is done.
Inspections
Regular visits with written reports, so you always know the condition of your home.
Tenant care
A responsive team residents can reach, and issues dealt with before they escalate.
Getting started is simple
How it worksFree property review
Tell us about your property and we'll arrange a call or visit.
Onboarding check
We review documents, safety certificates and licensing, and flag anything that needs fixing.
Agree your plan
Clear terms, spending limits and how you want to hear from us.
We take it from here
Your named manager runs the day-to-day and reports back on a regular cycle.
Built on housing experience.
Our team has years of experience managing homes in London, including homes for households referred by local councils. That background shapes how we work: careful with compliance, firm on standards, and practical about getting things fixed.
- Properties checked against a full onboarding checklist before we take them on
- Written repair limits — nothing major happens without your say-so
- A clear complaints process and independent redress scheme
Working with councils and agents
We work alongside London boroughs and local letting agents to help bring good-quality homes into use for the people who need them.
Thinking about handing over your property?
Book a free, no-obligation review. We’ll tell you where your property stands and what we’d do.