Property Management
Peter Anthony has dedicated in-house Property Management Teams at every branch. We know that each area requires different management skills and people. As a Landlord you will have direct access to your Local Property Manager.
Why choose us?
Local Property Management
From when you appoint Peter Anthony to let and manage your property you will be introduced to your Local Property Managers. You will be able to contact your local Property Manager directly to ensure a smooth service. They will know your property, your area and your tenant. We believe this is one of the true things that sets Peter Anthnoy apart from our competitors
Accounts Team
Working alongside our property managers is the accounts team. A team specifically dedicated to make sure our Landlords get their rents reliably and on time. They also can assist overseas landlords with their tax obligations (get in touch for help) and provide all landlord with Annual Statements and other reports to help lanlords get the best form their properties.
Compliance & Protection
Peter Anthony puts compliance and transparency with our Clients at the forefront, we are members of ARLA Propertymark the Governing body for letting agents. Our landlords benefit from knowing funds held by us are protected in accordance with Client money protection legislation at all times. Furthermore in the unfortunate event you do have a complaint regarding our services our membership with the Property Ombudsman gives our Clients the option to choose for the matter to be investigated independently.
The results speak for themselves
In-house Maintenance Team
Most letting agencies couldn’t change a lock, let only deal with the myriad of issues that arise with Property Management. Peter Anthony has its own dedicated Maintenance Team headed by our veteran Master Craftsman Project Manager with decades of experience in all areas of building and maintenance. We are qualified by TrustMark and the Federation of Master Builders (Masterbond Level), so you will always have someone knowledgeable to talk to on your side. We backup this up with a team of Contractor relationships built over decades (often generational). Only Peter Anthony has built a dedicated team over decades to ensure Landlords get the best deal.
You’re property is in safe hands with Peter Anthony
Trusted and dedicated in-house Maintenance Team
Local Property Managers in every Branch
UK based out of hours emergency contact team
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