Transparency is Key
At PMW, we believe in transparency and fairness for tenants and landlords. That's why we have transparent landlord fees that cover the essential services of renting a property, such as tenant referencing, inventory, deposit protection and rent collection.
Unlike other letting agents, we do not charge hidden fees or commissions that inflate your costs and reduce your rental income. With us, you can enjoy a hassle-free and cost-effective way of managing your property.
Every project with love
At our company, we treat every property with the utmost respect and care. We understand that your property is not just an asset, but a reflection of your personality and lifestyle. That's why we always strive to maintain and improve your property as if it was our own
Property Management Services for Landlords
If you currently own or intend to purchase residential property for rental in West Wales, our professional property management service ensures smooth tenancies, compliance with landlord regulations, and maximum return on your investment. As specialists in the field, we focus on efficient property management, tenant satisfaction, and legal compliance under the Housing (Wales) Act 2014.
| Service Area | Description |
|---|---|
 Property Valuation & Advice | Rental valuation and tailored letting advice for your property. |
 Compliance Guidance | Advice on Rent Smart Wales registration and safety regulations. |
 Tenant Sourcing | Advertising, accompanied viewings, and tenant vetting with credit checks. |
 Tenancy Agreements | Drafting and signing of legally compliant tenancy agreements. |
 Deposit Management | Collection and secure holding of tenant deposits in line with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme. |
 Inventory & Condition | Detailed inventory and schedule of condition to protect your property. |
 Utility Transfers | Coordination of gas, electricity, water, and council tax account transfers. |
 Rent Collection | Monthly rent collection, prompt landlord payments, and detailed statements. |
 Property Inspections | Routine inspections with condition reports and maintenance updates. |
 Maintenance Coordination | Arranging repairs with trusted contractors, liaising with you for larger works. |
 Tenant Liaison | Regular communication and tenancy renewals as needed. |
 End of Tenancy Process | Tenant check-out, deposit management, and swift re-letting to minimise void periods. |
Landlord Guide: Key Considerations
Preparing Your Property for Letting
A well-presented property ensures smooth tenancies and attracts quality tenants. We recommend the following steps to get your property rental-ready:
| Area | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| General Condition | Ensure all electrical, gas, plumbing, and heating systems are safe and functional. |
 Furnishings | Properties can be furnished, part-furnished, or unfurnished, depending on market demand. |
 Personal Items | Remove personal belongings and valuables to avoid damage. |
 Gardens | Provide tools for tenants to maintain outdoor spaces or arrange a gardening service. |
 Cleaning | Properties must be professionally cleaned before and after each tenancy. |
 Tenant Information | Leave manuals for appliances, heating systems, and refuse collection days. |
 Keys | Provide one set of keys per tenant, with duplicates available for management. |
Complete Your Property Information Questionnaire
To streamline the letting process, we recommend landlords complete a Property Information Questionnaire. This helps us ensure your property meets all requirements and provides tenants with essential information.
Download the Propertymark โ Property Information Questionnaire for Lettings here.
Need more guidance?
Contact us for expert advice on preparing your property for the rental market. Weโre here to help you every step of the way!
Compliance & Legal Responsibilities
Landlords must comply with Housing (Wales) Act 2014 and various safety regulations:
Other Considerations
What is an Occupation Contract?
Under the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016, which came into effect on 1 December 2022, all rental agreements in Wales are now standardised as Occupation Contracts. This simplifies renting by replacing previous tenancy types, including Assured Shorthold Tenancies (ASTs).
Key Features of an Occupation Contract:
- The landlord is now called the Community Landlord or Private Landlord.
- The tenant or licensee is referred to as the Contract-Holder.
- All tenancy agreements are replaced by a single, written contract, known as the Occupation Contract.
- It provides clear terms regarding rent, maintenance responsibilities, and notice periods.
Ending an Occupation Contract
To end an Occupation Contract:
Landlordโs Notice (No Fault Possession):
- A landlord must give a minimum of 6 monthsโ notice under a no-fault notice (previously Section 21), provided the contract is outside the fixed term.
- The landlord cannot issue a no-fault notice within the first 6 months of the contract.
Tenantโs Notice:
- The contract-holder (tenant) must provide at least 1 monthโs written notice, unless otherwise stated in the contract.
Possession for Rent Arrears or Breach of Contract:
- If the contract-holder falls into 2+ months of rent arrears, the landlord can seek possession through the courts under a breach of contract.
Other Key Rights and Responsibilities:
- Repairs & Maintenance: Landlords are responsible for ensuring the property is safe, fit for human habitation, and maintained throughout the tenancy.
- Deposit Protection: Any security deposit must be registered with a government-approved tenancy deposit scheme.
- Safety Compliance: Landlords must provide Gas Safety Certificates, EICRs (Electrical Reports), and ensure the presence of smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.
Health, Safety & Legal Requirements
Rent Smart Wales
To comply with the Housing (Wales) Act 2014, all landlords must register their properties with Rent Smart Wales.
Register now: www.rentsmart.gov.wales
Failure to register may result in:
- Fixed penalty fines up to ยฃ150.
- Prosecution with unlimited fines.
- Rent Repayment Orders and restrictions on property possession.
Why Choose Property Management Wales?
- Expertise: Extensive local market knowledge across Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire, and Carmarthenshire.
- Compliance: We ensure adherence to all Welsh landlord legislation and Rent Smart Wales requirements.
- Efficiency: Swift tenant sourcing, rent collection, and maintenance coordination.
- Peace of Mind: Transparent communication and reliable property oversight.
Take the hassle out of managing your property with our trusted services. For more details or to discuss your specific requirements, feel free to contact us today!
YOUR PROPERTY, OUR PRIORITY
At our company, we take security seriously. We use the latest technology and best practices to ensure that our clients' property is protected from any threats. Whether it is physical, digital, or legal, we have the expertise and the resources to handle any challenge. Our clients can trust us to safeguard their assets and interests with professionalism and integrity.
Professional Team, Professional Services
We are a team of experts who can handle all aspects of managing your residential or commercial property, from finding tenants, collecting rent, maintaining the building, dealing with repairs, to handling any issues that may arise. We offer a range of services tailored to your needs and budget, whether you are a landlord, a developer, a freeholder, or a resident management company.
We Manage Properties Efficiently and Effectively
We have experience managing various properties, such as purpose-built student accommodation, mixed-use, portfolio management, and more. We are committed to providing high-quality service and customer satisfaction. We will take care of your property as if it were our own and ensure you get the best return on your investment.
Our Team
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