I was overwhelmed because I had no clear way forward. Then I read about LATTU LIMITED in reviews…read moreonline. Out of curiosity, I reached out. Their fast reply impressed me. LAATU LIMITED didn't delay or provide vague feedback. Instead, they responded quickly, listened carefully, and let me share. They wanted to truly understand my situation.

David and Sam are amazing point of contact for lettings in Manchester highly recommended by a very…read morehappy client.

This guy is young and does not know what he is doing. I would avoid this guy/ company at all costs…read more I have had bad service, rude people, and just the worst houses. If you want bad time and would like to waste your money go with this company if not AVOID THEM AT ALL COSTS. seem like con people.

The above reviews are fake. Do not go with this landlord…read more Houses are run down, poorly maintained, landlord does not keep promises which is what initially temps the person to sign up to the property and at the end of the tenancy landlord rips off money from your deposit. He has multiple companies/ aliases and its difficult to track some of the names he keeps the deposits and income under. Not recommended. Save your self some trouble and go with either a completely independant landlord/ university accomadation or a well researched agency.

Unfortunately, nothing but negative service throughout my 18 month rental property…read more When I moved in I reported a broken window and provided photos, which was further reported at my 6 months and 1 year inspection. Not once was there any attempt to fix it or rectify the situation, i moved out with it still broken. I also did not have a carbon monoxide detector for the first 8 or so months in the property. The condition of the property was far beyond clean when I moved in, e.g. stains on the carpet which I had to remove, dust on skirting boards and stairs etc. This was not a huge issue until I moved out and was expected to leave the place entirely spotless, which I did, bleached skirting boards and all. Upon return of my keys I visited the Wakefield office to hand them back. I walked in to be briefly acknowledged by nearly 15 members of staff looking up from their desk and promptly returning to their work. I had to actually ask someone to help me as I was blatantly ignored. Quite frankly the worst estate agents I have ever dealt with and I am glad to see the back of them.

From the owner: Welcome to Richard Kendall Estate Agent - Moving home is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make…read morein life, so make sure you’re using a local, reputable estate agent that will help you through it from start to finish.

AVOID AVOID AVOID…read more this has to be the worst agency in the UK. Unprofessional and lack even basic knowledge. They have serious attitude problems when answering the phone if they even bother to answer.

Estate agents consistently rank highly in lists of most hated professions, often trumped only by…read moreparking wardens and bureaucrats. From my dealings with this Derby based agency, it is very easy to see why they have such a bad reputation. Agents are supposed to take away the hassle of letting a property - in my experience, they created all the hassle. If I had to sum up my experience with this company in a sentence, it would be: DO NOT USE THIS AGENCY. But allow me to explain. I have been letting two properties with this company for just over a year. Here are a few issues that I have faced, although let it be known that these are a few of the problems amongst the whole page full I have had with this company. - Property 1: After having taken fees (in the hundreds) from both myself (landlord) for check-in and rent-guarantee, and from the tenant for check-in, background checks, credit checks etc. When the tenant disappeared some way through the six month, I was left four months rent out of pocket. Despite having taken rent-guarantee which apparently would have protected me from this, I was unable to receive any rent as the managing director of the company Taj, was on holiday and because he is the sole person with access to the bank accounts and funds, nobody else is this company is able to help resolve this. After having to physically chase Taj every day with emails and phonecalls, I was finally told that I could not claim on the rent-guarantee because of an administrative error that was made by his staff when completing the initial applications. After some further digging, I found out that the company had never performed any credit or background checks on the tenant and therefore this meant the guarantee was void. To date, I have not received a single penny for those four months from this company and no refund of the money I paid for the rent guarantee. I was told by Taj, "Michael, if you were in my shoes, what would you have me do? I cannot find this person and therefore you cannot receive the money". His comment might have been more appropriate if the company hadn't sold me rent-guarantee, although a comment like that shows the infancy of this company and how little experience they actually have at managing properties. - Property 2: I went to do a little gardening at another property I was letting with this agency, as I do every few months to keep them seasonally tidy. I bumped into the tenant who was currently on month eleven in the property. They queried why I had decided to put the rent up on the property by £100 since month seven. I said that I wasn't aware of an increase in the rent and asked for some further information from them to verify the amount they had been paying. The tenant showed me their bank statements which showed their payments to the agency had indeed increased by £100. I had not been receiving any increase in rent from the agency so I took this up with Streets Ahead. Obviously none other than Taj could answer my questions because, despite having numerous staff at the company, the only person who knows vaguely what is going on in this company is the MD. He first tried to tell me he had emailed me to say that we could put the property back on the market at a higher rate, but after searching his emails he realised he hadn't sent this (also this doesn't answer my question?) and then repeatedly said "isn't it better that we are making more money" but he hadn't quite grasped that he had first lied to both myself and the tenant by increasing the rent and not telling me, thinking he could get away with this and pocket the £100 extra each month for himself (on top of the company's extortionate management fee). If you are thinking of using this company, please don't. It is easier letting all by yourself (privately), you can download a free model tenancy agreement on the gov.uk website and you can advertise the property on a number of different websites like rightmove or openrent which is what I have done and I can honestly say I have never looked back.