LANDLORDS: Life is easier with PlanetRent
Mary-Anne Bowring 07/05/2020
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PlanetRent Automates
Buy-to-let landlords can now automate their lettings in a just few clicks with PlanetRent Are you a buy-to-let landlord? If so, you can now manage your rented homes remotely with PlanetRent. Our new cloud-based, automated lettings platform makes the whole lettings process simple and hassle-free.
PlanetRent reduces contact with agents, tenants and contractors to a minimum by automating all the key processes around letting, re-letting, repairs and even marketing. PlanetRent gives small landlords access to Rightmove and Zoopla as well as helping you to easily create your own website to showcase properties. In just one click, PlanetRent provides all new tenants with legally-required documents such as a copy of the Government’s How to Rent checklist and Deposit Protection Scheme details, as well as energy performance and gas safety certificates. This gives you the peace of mind that every legal box is ticked and helps you avoid compliance-related fines that could cost as much as £20,000. PlanetRent allows all key documents and files to be accessed virtually and enables fully compliant contracts to be generated in seconds. These can then be e-signed remotely.
A tie-up between PlanetRent and Reposit gives landlords the ability to offer properties as deposit-free while giving them eight weeks rent cover. This means landlords can easily cater to cash-strapped renters who want to avoid the financial burden of paying up to five weeks rent upfront while staying protected. We’ve also got tenancy renewals covered. In just three clicks, PlanetRent prompts tenants to see if they want to renew. It then automatically markets properties and triggers move-out checks if the tenant chooses to vacate. Using PlanetRent adds value for your tenants too.
Make Lettings Simple
So why not make their lettings journey simple and hassle-free. Our new platform gives renters an easy-to-use portal they can access to see everything about their property including floorplans and utility references, as well as their inventory and contract. As documents get renewed, copies are automatically emailed to them and they can request and monitor repairs through the platform too. So why not try PlanetRent today? It’s pay as you go, with no need for sign-up fees or subscriptions, making it really easy to check it out. PlanetRent really is lettings automated, so you can still provide your tenants with a first-class rental experience, even in lockdown. www.planetrent.co.uk.
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Under Offer: This term applies to a property where the landlord is considering an offer but remains on the market. It implies that further offers may still be considered until the landlord formally accepts or declines the current offer.
Let Agreed: This term indicates that a landlord has provisionally agreed to enter into a rental agreement with a prospective tenant, pending additional checks and referencing. It doesn't require the prospective tenant to have paid a holding deposit.
Let: This term signifies an established binding rental agreement between the landlord and tenant.
For both lettings and sales, the guidance addresses additional terms:
New On The Market: This term is used for a property not advertised since its last sale or rental. It should only be used for a brief period.
New Instruction: It applies to a property assigned to an agent for marketing recently, even if it was previously listed with another agent without being sold or rented.
New and Exclusive: This term refers to a property that is either new on the market or a new instruction, exclusively available through a specific agent or portal.
New Method of Sale/Let: This term is used when a property is being marketed for sale or rent using an alternative approach to the original advertisement, such as transitioning to an auction or sealed bid.
Reduced: This term indicates that a property's price has recently been reduced. The reduction should be genuine and comply with the Chartered Trading Standards Institute's guidelines on pricing practices.