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Property Guru

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About Me

I love property management, never problems just challenges. Understand people and understand property. Major portfolios fixed by my team nationwide. Most look at the portfolio we look at every single home individually to fix a portfolio. Property management from single homes to blocks of flats and whole streets. Eviction is always the last step, find help and manage arrears and if that doesn't work then evict but at least you tried and tried hard.

my expertise in the industry

No landlords ever leave my team through dissatisfaction.
No tenant is ever evicted unless they made the eviction happen.
Work with the worst and the best tenants and landlords.
This agency works for both Tenant & Landlord

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Its all Blah Blah and wind, they are not there and when they do they forget what they said, as with ALL governments. Just a further area to get votes. We all have to do the best with the suits we have in place, lets be honest none of the have a real clue or things WOULD actually change and it wouldn't take so long to change. Stick them on estate for 6 months then watch the make some changes....sharpish.

From: Property Guru 02 September 2016 12:22 PM

What about protection for landlords. Make it a offence not to pay your rent, make it an offence to leave the property in disrepair or damaged or masses of rubbish. Stope areas from getting run down. The government created these poorer areas. The government allows tenants to take and spend rent money then punishes the next landlord by allowing the tenant to pay back £10 per week. The councils are not interested in what happened on the streets, people are suffering and tarred with the same brush, both landlords and tenants. The whole system needs a overhaul. a new MP for just Private sector housing and someone who's been doing the role and knows whats really going on out there. I want boots not suits.

From: Property Guru 02 September 2016 12:18 PM

Don’t know what happened there. Please delete the multiples. So if we treat our tenants how we wish to be treated and MONITOR the move our, little things like remind them of their move in pics 2 weeks before they are moving out, pop and say hi and give a free pizza to help with the busy night of packing, a little goodbye pack and wish you well in your new home card the day or so before they leave. That human touch will help with the guilt of ensuring its clean and nice when you get it back. Sometimes it works and in some cases it doesn’t, at least you are monitoring the move and in most cases you can see if its going to be good or bad days before they move. Again sometime it don’t matter what you do they are so excited with the new place that you are old news and frankly wouldn’t care less. Don’t take it personally it’s the job we all do.  Property Guru

From: Property Guru 02 September 2016 11:40 AM

Cleaning is part of the role of a landlord, some will accept and some will get upset. We have to remeber it not their own home so they wont care. However. TIP.

From: Property Guru 02 September 2016 11:34 AM

Really in this day and age. This type of behavior is sickening. Im sorry for the tenants if all this is true.

From: Property Guru 02 September 2016 11:32 AM

Hi All, One of my own latest schemes for the not so popular areas is to rent at a mega low price but just for good long term tenants. For eg: A basic home, in a poor area would be rented out at JUST mortgage price and agent fees only, BUT TO GOOD PEOPLE. Renting is always about people not profit. Sort the people and you automatically get profit. saves being empty, risk of damage, dumping, no ctax, plus longer term tenants, improves the area. It works too, some landlords who have had property empty for a long while have taken us on the idea and although not making money are not paying out, sometimes we make all have bad purchases in bad areas or areas can change to be bad, so make profit off the good stock and STOP losing on the bad. Longer and better is far better! Property Guru

From: Property Guru 02 September 2016 11:27 AM

Act as a deterrent, oh please most landlords will read this and think its ok and far cheaper to change the lock and pay the fine than lose thousands in lost rents and damage etc. Why is it we always prosecute the landlord yet can’t prosecute the tenants for fly tipping, criminal damage, benefit fraud etc. in our own homes. Oh yeah! if we did just one won prosecution the police would not be able to cope.

From: Property Guru 02 September 2016 11:19 AM

Mark, I bet you will be one of the few that does the right thing by people, Most are not bothered and just want their office empty. Is there 6 monthly job swaps were councils staff are changed roles so as not to get so sad and depressed and de-sensitized enough were they stop caring or being bothered as they are so used to it. Can you imagine having to deal with so much sadness, aggression with evictions, turmoil, abuse and being taken advantage of day in day out, its no wonder most cant wait to get the tenant out of the office and move on. Maybe .. just a thought, we stop handing money to charities overcharging to help find people homes and give all that money back to local government so they can take charge and run the issue properly with better support and training for their staff. Doctors in the council building who may see tenants and support in the correct way. Inspectors who can visit the homes the same day as the complaint with the tenant, No red tape when a council wants to shut down a bad home and do it all the same day. Landlords soon start fixing or selling when they are getting no money. Pay landlords correctly an directly for correct property standards and management. Evict fast and support landlord or tenant for the right reasons. USE common sense not red tape.....i could go on but run out of time.... give the local government back then money, staff, and start again as its all completely fubar. #rantover :0

From: Property Guru 13 January 2016 10:12 AM

So So with you pal.

From: Property Guru 12 January 2016 13:07 PM

One more thing, Who office is pilled with homeless on a Friday when the local government pushes everyone out and directs them to estate and letting agents so as to get them out of the building as it would take to long to que up again on that same day.... numbers game. Always on a Friday.

From: Property Guru 12 January 2016 10:32 AM

They are not poorly trained, they know what they are doing. Pushing debt towards private sector. Think how much it would cost the government if they actually rehoused all the people who were given notice to move. Or make you pay while you evict the tenant with the increased court costs. Just my opinion.

From: Property Guru 12 January 2016 10:30 AM

Jusus this has been happening for past year in fact at the same time the government put up court costs for evictions and trained the staff in Housing to keep tenant in untill bailiff arrives and removed them. (amazing timing) Causing more debt, more stress and despair that is not needed. But you think how much the government saves by pushing rent arrears onto the private sector by NOT helping re-house untill the last minute and then say "oh you made yourself homeless and therefor we don't have to help" Our government has made so many people so much worse off and have made it so much harder & costly for the real BAD tenants to be removed. Society is such a mess and it starts with our government and the crazy laws and red tape. They need to get real and come back down to earth. Running the country like London and the rest of the country isn't London. Get out there and get a grip. No to mention the increase in charity being paid a fortune by grants to help house people. Bums in seats and milked system. Put the grants you all pay in charity companies back into the system and deal with the homeless problem direct. Stop passing the bucks around because by the time the real money gets to the actual homeless person theirs nothing left. Minor Rant over. Have a great day. :)

From: Property Guru 12 January 2016 10:28 AM

As normal its all our fault how they choose to live. Of course we complete inspections, of course we check home but if they deny us access we have to take it to court to evict. That same system that our government forces us to use is taking months and causing further distress not to mention massive cost to all involved. The police have powers to shut down a house instantly but because they too have to dance through hoops they rarely use those powers instantly and go for arrests. Maybe shut it down instantly and give keys back to owner instantly and save everyone all the hassle. (INSTANTLY) so much bloody red tape, mainly due to the government allowing everybody to sue everybody. Lets go for Curbing Law firms and easy pay out insurance companies. This country is in a mess and its all due to greed and human rights.

From: Property Guru 10 November 2015 09:10 AM

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