Prototype: layout and copy for the Yuvello consumer site. Not the live site. Dashed blocks are placeholders that must be replaced before launch.

Landlords

Landlord fees, in plain figures

What each level of service costs, what is included in it, and what anything outside it is charged at. Published in full, because a fee you only hear on the phone is not a fee you can compare.

Management fees

What each service level costs

Fees

Let only

[FEE TBC]

One-off charge, taken from the first month's rent. Basis to be confirmed

Rent collection

[FEE TBC]

Percentage of rent collected each month. Basis to be confirmed

Fully managed

[FEE TBC]

Percentage of rent collected each month. Basis to be confirmed

The idea

Why we built it this way

Additional fees

Tenancy set-up

[FEE TBC]

Referencing, right to rent checks, agreement and deposit registration

Inventory and check-in

[FEE TBC]

Varies by property size. Bands to be confirmed

Check-out and deposit return

[FEE TBC]

Including dilapidations assessment

Tenancy renewal

[FEE TBC]

Where the tenant stays on a new fixed term

Gas, electrical and EPC certificates

[COST + FEE TBC]

Contractor cost, plus any arrangement fee

Court attendance or possession

[FEE TBC]

Hourly or fixed. To be confirmed

Deposit dispute submission

[FEE TBC]

Where a scheme adjudication is needed

Included

What the management fee already covers

These are part of fully managed and are not charged on top. If a fee appears for any of them, ask.

This list is drafted from the service levels on the Landlords page and must be checked against the terms of business before launch. The two documents have to say the same thing.

What you should be able to check before you instruct anyone

Any letting agent holding your money must belong to a client money protection scheme and to a government-approved redress scheme, and must display both, along with its fees, on its own website. That applies to Yuvello exactly as it applies to everyone else.

Ask for the fee basis in writing: whether the percentage is of rent due or rent received, whether it is charged during void periods, what happens if the tenant leaves early, and what the notice period is if you want to move the property elsewhere. An agent who will not put that in writing is telling you something.

[CMP SCHEME TBC] · [REDRESS SCHEME TBC] · [VAT REGISTRATION TBC]

Want the figures for your property?

A rental valuation and a written fee quote from the agent who would actually handle it.