Register your details and property requirements on our website and we will match you with suitable properties, keeping you updated via phone, email, and SMS. Our site is regularly updated with properties before the major property portals and we often have advanced knowledge of future listings before they reach our site.
Be specific about your ideal property. A list of ‘must haves’, ‘nice to haves’ and ‘don’t wants’ will help us to define properties you will want to view and fulfil your optimum recreational and work life balance. New properties will become available on our website every day.
You must pay a holding deposit of one weeks’ rent to secure the property. This will be refunded or act as a payment towards the security deposit (or 1 months’ rent in advance) upon beginning the tenancy. You will forfeit the deposit if you don’t comply with the terms in your holding deposit document.
We will do reference checks to establish your identity, employment and salary, and to confirm you don’t have adverse credit. This should confirm your right to live in the UK, and that you aren’t subject to immigration controls. You should declare if you have unresolved CCJ’s or bankruptcies at the offer stage. You must provide your passport and Right to Rent in the UK via an applicable Visa.
The tenancy agreement is legally binding and outlines your rights and obligations, alongside the obligations and expectations of your landlord. All parties must sign the document, along with supporting documents (if applicable) prior to the agreed tenancy commencement date.
You will need to pay a security deposit equivalent to five- or six-weeks’ rent with your first months’ rent. Your deposit indemnifies the landlord against rent loss or to pay for any damages. This must be protected in an approved deposit scheme within 30 days from the start of the tenancy.
The Schedule of Condition and/or Inventory process formally notes the condition and contents of a property. The inventory document is given to all parties to sign at the beginning of the tenancy. At the end of the tenancy, this is used to check the state of the property before the deposit is returned.
We will contact you two months prior to the end of your tenancy to arrange check-out. Where necessary, 24 hours’ notice will be given to you before showing any prospective tenants the property. When vacating the property, ensure it is secure and return all keys.
Explore answers to common questions asked by tenants.
Once your tenancy application has been approved, timeframes for move in vary depending upon a variety of factors such as the availability of a property, length of time taken for the credit checking and referencing process, and whether there are contractors carrying out works prior to your move in.
Yes, as an agency we accept tenants with pets or on housing benefit – however a landlord may be unable to do so should there be any restrictions in the head lease of the property for example that prohibits a pet.
We transform your tenant experience overnight, streamlining communication, increasing transparency, and reducing admin with our Street.co.uk App, where all maintenance issues can be logged.
You can also call into our dedicated property management line between 9am and 6pm, as well as an out of hours emergency contact telephone number.
Yes, we have a fantastic Street.co.uk app for our tenants which can be downloaded to your mobile phone via the App Store or Google Play Store.
As per the Tenant Fee Ban 2019 – the fees charged are limited to certain situations such as lost keys, defaulted rent, or early termination of tenancies where a landlord is at a financial loss.
As of 1st May 2026 with the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act, all tenancies will become Assured Periodic tenancies – meaning they will roll on a month-to-month basis until you wish to leave by serving two months’ written notice. This will affectively mean an end to any renewals as previously known.
Once your tenancy application has been approved, timeframes for move in vary depending upon a variety of factors such as the availability of a property, length of time taken for the credit checking and referencing process, and whether there are contractors carrying out works prior to your move in.
Yes, as an agency we accept tenants with pets or on housing benefit – however a landlord may be unable to do so should there be any restrictions in the head lease of the property for example that prohibits a pet.
We transform your tenant experience overnight, streamlining communication, increasing transparency, and reducing admin with our Street.co.uk App, where all maintenance issues can be logged.
You can also call into our dedicated property management line between 9am and 6pm, as well as an out of hours emergency contact telephone number.
Yes, we have a fantastic Street.co.uk app for our tenants which can be downloaded to your mobile phone via the App Store or Google Play Store.
As per the Tenant Fee Ban 2019 – the fees charged are limited to certain situations such as lost keys, defaulted rent, or early termination of tenancies where a landlord is at a financial loss.
As of 1st May 2026 with the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act, all tenancies will become Assured Periodic tenancies – meaning they will roll on a month-to-month basis until you wish to leave by serving two months’ written notice. This will affectively mean an end to any renewals as previously known.
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