Listing standards
Every listing meets a minimum standard before it goes live
Real photos, an accurate description, and a working set of safety certificates — checked before a property is published, not left to a tenant to discover on moving day.
A listing that looks good in photos and turns out disappointing in person wastes everyone's time — yours most of all. Before a property goes live on this platform, it's checked against a minimum standard: photos that actually show the rooms being let, a description that matches what's there, and confirmation that the required safety certificates are current.
This isn't a one-time check either. Listings that go quiet without an update get manually re-verified, and any property that stops meeting the standard is pulled until it's brought back into line.
Real, current photos
Photos of the actual property being let, checked for accuracy before publication.
Accurate descriptions
Listed specs — bedrooms, bathrooms, size, furnishing — verified against the property, not copied from a template.
Valid safety certificates
Gas safety, EICR and EPC status confirmed current before a listing goes live.
Condition checked
Properties are expected to be genuinely ready to let, not advertised ahead of outstanding repairs.
Ongoing re-verification
Listings that go quiet for a stretch are manually rechecked, not left to age indefinitely.
Agent accountability
Every listing is tied to a named managing agent responsible for keeping it accurate.