Letting your property with â€‹Davis Tate

At Davis Tate, we deliver expert lettings and property management services designed to help landlords maximise rental income while ensuring a seamless experience for tenants.

We have a strong portfolio of managed properties, our knowledgeable team provides trusted support to both first-time landlords, and experienced investors.

  • Quality service
  • Date-driven results
  • Repairs & maintenance

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Landlord property management options

Fully Managed

A complete, hands‑off property management service covering everything from tenant find to ongoing maintenance, compliance, and tenant support.

Full tenant referencing including Right to Rent, detailed credit, employment and previous landlord reference checks
Collect first month (cleared funds) rent in advance
Rent Management
Provide details HMRC compliant monthly statements
Arrange and manage all repairs, maintenance, remedial and emergency work through our approved panel of contractors
Arrange end of tenancy checkout liase with landlord on dilapidations

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Rent Managed

A mid‑level service that handles tenant find and rent collection, including payments, statements, and arrears chasing, without full property management.

Advertising your property on our website and major property portals.
Full tenant referencing including Right to Rent, detailed credit, employment and previous landlord reference checks
Collect first month (cleared funds) rent in advance
Rent Management
Provide details HMRC compliant monthly statements

What's included

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Tenant Introduction

A basic service focused on marketing the property, arranging viewings and referencing tenants before handing over management to the landlord.

Advertising your property on our website and major property portals.
Full tenant referencing including Right to Rent, detailed credit, employment and previous landlord reference checks
Collect first month (cleared funds) rent in advance

What's included

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Landlord news

EPC guidance for landlords
Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs): A guide for landlords
Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are an important consideration for landlords. This guide explains what an EPC covers, the current minimum energy-efficiency standards and the government’s planned changes for privately rented homes by 2030.
November 5th 2026
From compliance to cash flow: What landlords should review at the end of the year
From compliance to cash flow: What landlords should review at the end of the year
As the year draws to a close, landlords have a valuable opportunity to review how their property has performed and prepare for the year ahead. We explore the key areas landlords should review at the end of the year, from property condition and compliance to cash flow and more.
November 3rd 2026
How to prepare your rental property for winter
Preparing your rental property for winter: A guide for landlords
Your property is more prone to maintenance issues arising during the cold season. We’ve put together a list of things to do to prepare your rental property and make sure you aren’t hit with any nasty maintenance surprises this winter.
November 3rd 2026
Condensation on a window
Are landlords responsible for damp and mould?
In this blog we run through the different types of damp, what the landlord's responsibilities for damp and mould are, and how to deal with them.
November 2nd 2026
Increasing rent under the Renters’ Rights Act: a guide
Increasing rent under the Renters’ Rights Act: a guide
In this guide we explore how landlords in England can increase rent under the Renters’ Rights Act, from assessing the market value and discussing the proposal with tenants to serving the right paperwork.
September 16th 2026
Fire doors in rented properties: What landlords need to know
Fire doors in rented properties: What landlords need to know
Fire doors can play a vital role in protecting tenants and escape routes but the requirements vary between properties. Here’s what landlords need to know about their responsibilities, routine checks and dealing with potential problems.
September 15th 2026
How can landlords prevent and deal with anti-social behaviour?
How can landlords mitigate anti-social behaviour?
Anti-social behaviour can be stressful for tenants, neighbours and landlords. If it is left unaddressed, it can quickly become more difficult to resolve. In this blog we explore what classes as anti-social behaviour and how landlords can proactively address it.
September 15th 2026
New landlord registration rules are coming: key dates, costs and how to prepare
New landlord registration rules are coming: key dates, costs and how to prepare
From December 2026, the government will begin rolling out its ‘Register your rental property’ service across England. In this blog, we explain the key dates and how landlords can prepare.
September 14th 2026
What are five questions every landlord should ask before taking back possession?
What are five questions every landlord should ask before taking back possession?
Whether you're planning to move back in to your property, sell or bring a tenancy to an end, regaining possession has become more complex. In this blog we explore five important questions every landlord should ask before starting the possession process.
August 9th 2026
How landlords can prevent damp and mould: Introducing our new mould protection service
How landlords can prevent damp and mould: Introducing our new mould protection service
As regulations around mould and damp continue to tighten, preventing damp and mould is becoming just as important as fixing it. Here's why taking a proactive approach can help protect both your tenants and your investment.
August 7th 2026
Summer maintenance checks every landlord should carry out
Summer maintenance checks every landlord should carry out
Summer is the perfect time for landlords to carry out essential maintenance before colder weather arrives. From inspecting roofs and gutters to checking gardens and ventilation, a little preventative maintenance now can help avoid costly repairs later.
August 6th 2026
The hidden responsibilities of self-managing your rental property
The hidden responsibilities of self-managing your rental property
From keeping up with changing legislation to maintaining compliance and supporting tenants, self-managing a rental property has become increasingly complex. Understanding these hidden responsibilities can help protect both your investment and your peace of mind.
August 5th 2026