Renting and leasing

Renting and leasing at Sanjung

Rental work fails on paperwork, not on price. We screen income and employment, draw the tenancy with the deposit structure spelled out, and photograph the handover inventory so the end of the term is not an argument.

Screening that means something

Employment verification, three months of income evidence and a previous-landlord reference where one exists. It slows the first week and saves the twelfth month.

The tenancy, drawn properly

Deposit structure spelled out, the utility and maintenance split named, the diplomatic clause where it applies, and stamping handled rather than forgotten.

Handover, photographed

A room-by-room inventory with dated photographs signed by both sides. It is the main reason our landlords do not have deposit arguments at the end of a term.

Other things we do

Buying propertyFrom the first viewing list to the keys, with the numbers checked before you commit. Selling propertyPriced against real transactions, marketed properly, negotiated by someone who does this daily. Commercial and industrialShops, offices, factories and land, valued on yield rather than sentiment. Investment advisoryA holding plan with the exit costed in, before the deposit is paid. Project marketingLaunch teams that can hold a gallery for six months, not six weekends.

Tell us the property and the deadline.

A named negotiator picks it up, not a call centre.

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