Recognise Bank partners with Rent Chief

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Recognise Bank is collaborating with property technology firm, Rent Chief, to offer professional landlords and property investors a range of research tools to help them identify property investment opportunities and better manage their rental portfolios.

Recognise Bank is the first lender to partner with Rent Chief, which was set-up by Patrick Shuker, who previously co-founded TrigoldCrystal.

Two of Rent Chief’s most popular tools, a Property Investment Calculator and a Property Research Tool, will be available free of charge on the Recognise Bank website.

With the Property Investment Calculator, landlords and investors will be able to forecast information such as the gross yield and overall return on investment for their property. The Property Research Tool provides intelligence such as sale prices and rental prices at a post code level.

Customers of Recognise Bank’s new Professional Buy-to-Let loan will also get a three-month free trial of the Rent Chief Pro property management platform, which normally costs £15 per month. If they carry on beyond the trial period, Recognise Bank customers will also get a 10% discount on the 12-month plan.

The platform is designed to help landlords manage their rental businesses, from reminders when gas safety checks are due, storing EPC certificates and other documents, through to communicating directly with renters through its Tenant Portal.

Angela Norman, head of corporate development for Recognise Bank, said: “We want to provide professional landlords and investors with more than just a buy-to-let loan, we are on a mission to help them run successful, profitable, rental portfolios, and in doing so ensure good quality homes for the UK’s renters.

“Rent Chief’s tools and calculators gives buyers the resources they need to make informed property investment choices and manage their portfolios professionally. It’s good to partner with another great fintech firm and, in particular working with Patrick, I think we have created a fantastic package for landlords and investors.”

Patrick Shuker, founder of Rent Chief, added: “Rent Chief was created in response to my experience of both investing in and managing property. Outside of corporate property management, there wasn’t a solution for professional landlords that would not only help them make more profitable property investments, but also to manage their rental portfolios all in one place.

“The challenges to landlords are only going to increase in terms of maximising profit from their properties, but also ensuring good quality homes for tenants due to factors such as increased EPC standards. I saw in Recognise Bank a desire to really support professionalism in the sector, an ambition that Rent Chief shares, so I am delighted to be partnering with the bank.”

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