Why Choose Us?
Jo & Co Property Management is registered with the National Landlords Association and the Property Redress Scheme, which enables us to stay on top of new legislation and good practice. We use the same tools as a high street estate agent and offer all the services that an estate agent would offer - but with the benefit of a more personalised and better value for money service.
How we do it
Better Communication
We set up a WhatsApp group between the tenants, the landlord and your dedicated property manager, so the landlord is fully aware of tenants’ requests, our replies and response times.
transparency
We like to keep everything transparent for our clients. From 3-way communications on WhatsApp, direct contractor invoicing, to super simple pricing. All designed to make landlords feel their properties are in safe hands.
simple pricing structure
We charge a monthly retainer and a reasonable hourly rate for additional services required - just like a pay-as-you-use set up. The monthly retainer includes managing the property and twice yearly inspections.
Looking after tenants
We earn tenants respect with good communication, looking after them well, carrying out repairs efficiently - and never dropping by unannounced. We like to make tenants feel valued, which in turn makes them value their home/your asset.
direct Maintenance costs
We have an established network of quality tradesmen that carry out all our maintenance needs efficiently. We check all charges are accurate and as agreed, then pass them to the landlord for payment.
Accreditations
We belong to the National Landlord’s Association and the Property Redress Scheme, providing us with useful advice and updates on current regulations and legislation. We ensure all our landlords adhere to their legal responsibilities.
“We started using Jo last year to manage 2 of our properties. Her service is so much more personal and finally we have peace of mind to leave the properties in Jo’s very capable hands. Her rates are very reasonable and amazing value for money.”