Zephyr Homeloans publishes tenancy tips and guidance for landlords

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Zephyr Homeloans has published a set of guidelines and tips for advisers to help their landlord clients organising tenancies.

Developed in conjunction with the Deposit Protection Service (the DPS), which is also part of the Computershare group, the guidance contains downloadable checklists and factsheets.

Aimed at helping advisers who are looking to add value for their landlord customers, the information available includes:

  • Preparing a property for renting
  • Starting a new tenancy
  • Mid-term property inspections
  • Organising a smooth check-out
  • Gathering evidence for any potential dispute

There are also tips for landlords planning to accommodate student tenants and guidance for students looking to rent a property.

Paul Fryers (pictured), managing director at Zephyr Homeloans, said: “In addition to our lending services, this practical and accessible information enables brokers to help their landlord clients further understand key tenancy and other buy-to-let property-related considerations.”

The guidance is available at: https://zephyrhomeloans.co.uk/tips-for-landlords/

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