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- The preparation you put into your property to make it ready for rental can make all the difference to the length of time the property is on the market. A well-presented property will rent more easily, and it is advisable to put it on the market in a good decorative state. All of the following steps can be dealt with by Rea Estates.
- Check that any furniture staying in the property complies with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Regulations 1988. Your property can be let furnished or unfurnished, but at a minimum you will need to provide decent quality carpets, curtains, white goods in your kitchen, and light fittings.
- If necessary, we can arrange for the removal of any unwanted items.
To ensure that your property complies with all safety regulations, we recommend you book the following engineers before the start of the tenancy:
- A Gas Safe-registered engineer to assess the safety of all gas appliances.
- A qualified engineer to carry out a Portable Appliance Test (PAT) to assess the safety of all electrical appliances.