Viewings, questions, and offers - all in one place
No delays, no middlemen - just fast viewings, clear communication, and flexible terms.
Start by searching properties that match your needs - location, size, price and more.
Filter by location, rent, number of bedrooms, and more to find the right place.
View property photos, descriptions, and features that matter to you.
See the small robot in the top-right of this box? That’s MyLittleBot. Click it anytime to open your step-by-step Rent Journey - it tracks progress from search and viewings through checks, agreements, and move-in.
It links you to the right tools at the right moment: Viewing checklist, Holding Deposit Agreement, Tenancy application & referencing, AST generator & e-sign, Inventory / check-in, Meter reads + photos, and Utilities switching.
Mark steps as Done, undo anytime, and pick up where you left off on any device.
Message landlords directly, ask questions, and arrange to visit the property. You can also filter listings with Open Days to instantly reserve a viewing slot.
Chat directly with landlords, ask key questions, and set up a time to view the property in person or virtually. Prefer a quicker option? Look for properties with Open Days and book a slot in just a few clicks.
Ask about local amenities, utilities included, deposit terms, and previous tenants. If it's an Open Day, arrive on time and bring any documents you may need if you plan to apply quickly.
Before you commit financially, make sure you’re fully confident about the property, the landlord, and the key terms. Once everything is agreed, you’ll usually be asked to pay a holding deposit so referencing and tenancy checks can begin.
Confirm the rent amount, tenancy start date, length, included bills, and any conditions. Make sure you’ve seen the property, spoken directly with the landlord, and received a draft tenancy agreement or a written summary of the terms.
Once you’re ready to proceed, provide ID, proof of income or employment, and references so the landlord can complete their checks. You’ll then pay a small holding deposit to reserve the property while referencing is carried out.
Only pay a holding deposit once you are completely happy with the property, terms, and landlord. Check that you’ve seen proof they’re authorised to rent the property, confirmed key tenancy details, and received a written summary or draft agreement. Deposits should always be paid through a secure method and never in cash.
Once checks are done, sign the tenancy, pay the deposit/first rent, and get ready for key collection.
Sign the tenancy, pay your deposit and first month’s rent by secure transfer, receive your deposit-protection certificate within 30 days, and set up a standing order for future rent.
Take meter readings, capture photos/video of each room, review and sign the inventory (reporting issues in writing within 7 days), collect the keys, and note repair and emergency contacts.
Save your signed agreement, deposit protection certificate, inventory, meter readings and payment receipts. These documents help if anything needs to be resolved later.
Viewings, questions, and offers - all in one place
