Our Story

Redfern Property was founded on the same principles we use to manage our own properties: care, commitment, and attention to detail. Drawing on our own experience - and that of landlords in our network - we built a service focused on what truly matters: clear communication, quality service and getting the basics right.

Today, we offer a simple, fuss-free approach to property management, with tenant find and full management services. Beyond this, we’re always happy to lend a helping hand with a strong understanding of the industry, Redfern Property is built to be a flexible trusted partner, able to support conversations around project management, property sourcing, and selling if the time comes.

Pricing

  • Tenant Find Only

    £500 Tenant-Find Fee

    ✓ Valuation

    ✓ Marketing (Floorplans/Photos/Description)

    ✓ Rightmove Listing

    ✓ Enquiry Management

    ✓ Viewings

    ✓ Negotiations

    ✓ Referencing

    ✓ Tenancy Agreement

    ✓ Inventory (Incl Meter Readings)

    ✓ Check-In

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  • Fully Managed

    £250 Tenant-Find Fee + 8% of Rent PCM

    ‘Tenant Find Only’ +

    ✓ Deposit Registration

    ✓ Rent Collections

    ✓ Periodic Inspections

    ✓ Maintenance

    ✓ Compliance Reminders

    ✓ Rent Reviews

    ✓ Remittances

    ✓ Deposit Disputes

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Your Partner in All Things Property

  • Honest Advice

    We’ll only share practical, considered guidance to help you make the right decisions for your property, whether that’s improving rentability, reducing issues, or planning ahead.

  • Market Knowledge

    We keep a close eye on local rents, demand, and tenant expectations so your property is priced and positioned correctly to minimise void periods.

  • Regulation Made Simple

    We stay on top of changing legislation and requirements, helping you stay compliant and avoid potential issues down the line.

  • Smarter Marketing

    We use modern tools and proven marketing methods to advertise your property, helping you reach the right tenants faster.

Renter’s Rights Q&A

We know the Renters’ Rights Bill can feel overwhelming. There’s a lot of information, plenty of headlines, and not always much clarity about what actually applies to you as a landlord. This section isn’t legal advice, but it is a practical place to start - setting out what the Bill means in simple terms and answering the questions we’re asked most often.

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  • The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to be the biggest shake-up in the rental market in around 30 years. It affects both landlords and tenants, with key changes rolling out from May 2026. The aim? To create a fairer, more balanced system for everyone involved.

    Some of the main changes include:

    • The end of “no-fault” evictions

    • A move to periodic (rolling) tenancies

    • The introduction of a landlord register

    • A ban on rental bidding wars

    It’s a lot to take in, but with the right guidance, these changes don’t have to be daunting.

  • Traditionally, most tenancies have run for a fixed term, usually six or twelve months, giving both landlords and tenants a bit of certainty during that time.

    Under the Renters’ Rights Bill, all new tenancies will be periodic. This means they will roll on month to month, with no fixed end date. Any existing fixed-term tenancies will automatically move over to periodic ones once the Bill comes into force.

    While this does take away the certainty of a set end date, it does not mean tenants can leave without notice or that landlords lose their rights. There are still clear rules in place to protect both sides.

  • Not automatically. While the new Bill removes blanket “no pets” rules, tenants still need to ask for permission in writing.

    Landlords can also say no in reasonable situations — for example if:

    • the head lease doesn’t allow pets, or

    • the property just isn’t suitable for that type or size of animal.

    The good news? Pets don’t have to be a deal breaker. We often find tenants without pets can be just as messy! That’s why regular inspections are so important — and we’ll take care of those for you. With the right rules and checks in place, we help keep your property in great shape while making sure everything stays fair and compliant.

  • Yes, it does. HMOs are typically let on Assured Shorthold Tenancies (ASTs), so they fall under the Renters’ Rights Bill.

  • Coming soon, the new landlord database will be a legal requirement for all landlords - whether you self-manage or use a managing agent.

    The aim is to give tenants clearer information, help local councils enforce standards, and make it easier for responsible landlords to show they’re compliant.

    While it’s not yet confirmed whether agents will be able to register landlords directly, we’ll be on hand to guide you through the process. We keep your property compliant as standard, so when registration is required, everything is already in place and ready to share - no last-minute scrambling or extra admin.