The market for rented residential property has expanded dramatically in the last few years and Coopers has been well placed to respond to clients’ needs in this area. Both directors controlling the operation, Malcolm Margerrison and Tony Twigger, have considerable experience in this field and adopt a professional approach when giving advice to existing as well as potential clients. Our enthusiastic staff provides valuable back-up and undertake appropriate training to keep up to date with legislative and regulatory changes.


Many of our clients have used our services for a considerable number of years, some dating back to the 1920’s. However, the number of clients new to the “Buy To Let” sector has rapidly increased and we are proud of the fact that much of this expansion has been due to personal recommendation.


Our management service includes: -

	Letting and re-letting when necessary, carrying out accompanied viewings if appropriate.
	Advertising in the weekly Coventry Evening Telegraph Property Guide, uploading to our web site www.coopersestateagents.com and www.cwhomes.co.uk, both of which are attracting increasing numbers of enquiries.
	Taking of photographs and erection of one of our eye catching “To Rent” signs if required.
	Taking up of appropriate references using a reputable national referencing company to the standard required to obtain our free Rent Guarantee insurance cover, where possible.
	Preparation of inventory of any furniture and effects.
	Preparation of the Assured Shorthold tenancy agreement and any necessary notices.
	Arrangement of low cost buildings and contents insurance if required.
	Advising local authority and utility companies of change of occupants.
	Collection and onward payment to you of rents, usually monthly, accompanied by a printed statement of income and expenses.
	Arrangements for and supervision of any necessary repairs.
	Checks as to the satisfactory conduct of tenants during the tenancy.
	Receiving possession at the end of the tenancy and advising as to any dilapidation issues.