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Expert support for landlords, from fully managed to tenant introduction. We have a service level to suit you. 

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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.

With a strong portfolio of managed properties, our knowledgeable team provides trusted support at every stage of the lettings journey.

Whether you’re a first-time landlord, an experienced investor, or letting a property due to a change in circumstances, we tailor our approach to suit your needs.

From targeted marketing and tenant sourcing to ongoing property maintenance and legal compliance, we take care of everything -reducing void periods, protecting your asset, and helping your investment perform at its best.

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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Letting with Davis Tate

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