Rent Out Your Property Easily

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Reach thousands of tenants with no hidden fees or hassle.

Step 1

Start with a simple listing

Get started quickly — just fill in the basics and you’re good to go!

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Locate your property

Input your address or postcode to locate your property.

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Add property details

Upload photo, write description and set your rental price.


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How much can I save by renting out my property myself?

Letting agents charge 8–18% of annual rent plus £200–£500 setup fees. By doing it yourself, you could save £1,500–£3,500 a year.

Step 2

Talk to tenants & host an Open Day

Reply to enquiries, share access details, and book viewings that work for you — or run an Open Day in minutes.

Messages, viewings & Open Day

Chat securely with applicants, confirm times in one click, and send clear access notes. Prefer to batch interest? Set an Open Day — pick a window and we’ll generate bookable slots, send automatic confirmations and reminders, and help capture feedback after each visit.

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Meet MyLittleBot — your Let Journey guide

Notice the small robot in the top-right corner? That’s MyLittleBot. Click it any time to open your step-by-step Let Journey, designed to guide you smoothly from deciding to let, all the way through onboarding and ongoing management.


The bot walks you through every stage of the process — pricing and yield checks, safety and compliance setup, listing creation, marketing and viewings, offer comparisons, referencing, AST signing, deposit registration, and check-in. Each step links directly to the right tool or checklist you’ll need.


You can mark steps as Done, undo them any time, and return later to pick up right where you left off. It’s the simplest way to stay organised and make sure nothing is missed before, during, and after move-in.

Step 3

Agree the let (in principle)

Lock down the headline terms, confirm availability, and start referencing for your preferred tenant.


Confirm terms
Confirm the headline terms

Set the move-in date and tenancy length, confirm rent and deposit (within cap), note inclusions, and add any break/pet clauses.


Referencing
Referencing & affordability checks

Request ID, income and previous-landlord references, and run credit/affordability checks to confirm the applicant can proceed.



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What if a tenant has a low credit score?

Consider a suitable guarantor, additional income evidence, or a shorter initial term. Keep assessments consistent and documented.

Step 4

Complete the let

Collect first rent and deposit, sign the AST, protect the deposit, then check-in and hand over keys.





AST & payments



AST & payments

E-sign the tenancy agreement with the exact terms agreed. Collect the first month’s rent and the tenancy deposit (within the legal cap), protect the deposit in an approved scheme within 30 days, serve the Prescribed Information, and set up the standing order for ongoing rent.


Inventory & keys
Inventory, meter reads & keys

Walk through the property with the tenant, record a dated photo inventory and meter readings, list all keys/fobs issued, and share a simple welcome pack (how to report maintenance, bin days, building rules). Obtain inventory sign-off to minimise end-of-tenancy disputes.



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Tip: lock in a smooth move-in

Protect the deposit and serve the Prescribed Information within 30 days, have the inventory signed within the first week, and keep dated photos and receipts together with the AST. Clear records now prevent headaches later.

Rent out your property today.


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