What agent could do to change your mind?

if you've already signed with them, please accept my sympathies. If not, then read on even more carefully. The Fees -(maybe different, in your case) 1. Review the agreement fees closely. Specially, at checkout, a percentage of your rent is deducted. Don't sign till you've read this. Take your time. Remember, they need your business. 2. Everytime you renew the contract, there's a fees involved which isn't transparent. Review this. If not clear, ask this in advance. 3. If moving to a different tenancy, Atlantis may charge you ‚£40 for providing a landlord review/clearance. 4. A notorious ‚£30 charge for any opportunity they can get you at. It increases too while you contest this with the deafs and the dafts. Tips. Maintain a folder by their name. 0. Get a renters insurance. You will not regret it. 1. Keep scanned copies of all agreements and fees. 2. A MUST. Review the inventory with a magnifying glass. Don't sign it unless you study it. Make a note of every inconsistency. Keep a scanned copy and send them via email and post. Even if they don't ask for it. Remember, this will come handy if dealing with TDS. Photographs a big plus. I'd take a video of the entire property with a paper in background that reflects the date. 3. Unlike Haslams and Parkers, Atlantis doesn't provide a quarterly inspection report to tenants. If you have reported an issue, you'll get no confirmation from them. So keep your records of mail or letters describing the issue. Again, photographs. 4. There a huge communication gap between Atlantis accounts and property management. Chances are you'll get charged frequent penalties of ‚£30 which keeps on increasing as you debate it. Always CC Accounts in your mail/ 5. Raise the issue with the top head, if you have to. There's a warm statement by the chief. Don't fall for that. Learn it by your experience. Remember, people at this end hear hard. 6. Finally, if nothing works, remember you have help with 3rd parties. Escalate the issue.

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