Greenaway Residential Landlords Brochure

LETTINGS GUIDE | THE LETTINGS MARKET
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LETTINGS GUIDE
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HELLO
Greenaway Residential Estate Agents
was
HELLO
set up in 1999 and has grown steadily
since. We are proud to announce the
opening of our new East Grinstead branch
in early 2018. Cornerstone to our business
is our ethos of providing exceptional levels
of customer service to all of our customer
and clients, which coupled with our
extensive marketing, allows us to let our
clients properties for the highest possible
price to the best available Tenants. This
requires our team to be highly motivated
and trained to the highest of standards,
undertaking regular internal and external
training events, courses and exams.
Greenaway Residential Estate Agents was founded in 1999.
Since then the company has steadily grown and expanded
within West Sussex. Cornerstone to our business is our ethos
of providing exceptional levels of customer service, which
coupled with our extensive marketing, allows us to let our
Client’s properties for the best possible price to the best
available Tenants. Our team are highly motivated and
trained to the highest of standards, undertaking regular
internal and external training events, courses and exams.
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THE
LETTINGS
MARKET
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LETTINGS GUIDE | THE LETTINGS MARKET
The lettings market has changed beyond all recognition over
recent years. The biggest legislative change was made with the
1988 Housing Act, which brought with it the Assured Shorthold
Tenancy which has revolutionised the market. With the much
publicised uncertainty in the world of investment and pensions,
more and more Landlords have entered the residential lettings
market as an alternative form of investment.
Greenaway Residential has had a robust Residential Letting and
Property Management department since 1999 and as such our
knowledge of the market and properties is vast. We have a strong
team of experienced lettings professionals who understand the
individual needs of our Landlords and Tenants alike.
This booklet has been produced to enable you to have a better
understanding on all the aspects involved in letting and managing
your property. If you require any further information relating to
Greenaway Residential or our services, please contact the office
where a member of our team will be delighted to help.
GIVE US A CALL, IT’S GOOD TO TALK
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PREPARING YOU
PROPErTY FOR R
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Successful rental investment comprises
of three main factors – long term capital
growth, maximum rental yield achievable
and near constant occupation.
Long term growth is deemed by economic
factors beyond the control of the Agents
and Landlords. However, one can maximise
the rental income achieved and increase
the desirability of the property, thus
reducing void periods, by ensuring that
the property is presented in the best
possible way.
It is important that the property looks
inviting to prospective Tenants. Perhaps
now is a good time to finish those
maintenance issues that you may not
have quite got round to. Greenaway
Residential has a variety of reputable
contractors who will be able to carry out
any required works. This will reduce those
expensive void periods and the possibility
of a small maintenance issue becoming a
larger problem. Please do not hesitate to
contact a member of the team if this
service would be beneficial to you.
We strongly recommend that all
properties be professionally cleaned
before the commencement of the
tenancy and a receipt retained possibly
for future evidence. It is a condition of
the tenancy that the property is left in the
same condition at the end of the tenancy
as it was found at the commencement.
The rooms should be free from clutter
with only the fixtures and fittings that
are to be left for use by the incoming
Tenant on display.
Any maintenance issues should be
addressed and décor should be of a
high standard. We generally recommend
a choice of neutral colours. Please bear
in mind that lighter shades of carpets
will be harder to keep clean and look
tired faster. So it may be prudent to
choose darker shades to prolong the
life of the floor coverings. Greenaway
Residential has a number of approved
contractors who can provide quotes
free of charge for cleaning, decorating,
general repair and supply of furnishings
upon request. Furnishings should be
of a quality and style in-keeping with
the property.
The property can be let either furnished
or unfurnished. In either case, the
property should have curtains and
carpets where applicable. Where a
property is to be let furnished, the
property should have appropriate
number of beds, wardrobes and chests
of drawers. The kitchen must have white
goods and the extent of these is a major
factor in Tenants paying the best rental
values. For example, many Tenants look
for microwave ovens and tumble dryers
in addition to the standard equipment.
Bathrooms are also important and an
increasing number of Tenants
specifically look for power showers.
The investment you put into your
property will pay dividends as it will
ensure not only the best rental, but will
reduce marketing time finding a Tenant
thus reducing any of the dreaded
void periods.
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FINDING A TENA
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There are many aspects to renting, but
few as important as finding a suitable
Tenant quickly. Greenaway Residential
always endeavours to find the right
Tenant whether it be private individuals
or a company let.
Marketing is the key; our website ensures
all properties are displayed the same day
as instructions are received to find a
Tenant. Additionally, all properties are
advertised with an increasing number
of portals such as Rightmove, Zoopla
and On The Market plus many others
ensuring continuous worldwide marketing.
Our prominent High Street offices ensure
significant walk-in enquiries and our years
of acting for a large number of prominent
Financial Institutions generate a huge
number of recommendations and
Company lets.
All viewing appointments are accompanied
by an experienced member of our lettings
team. Once a Tenant agrees to rent a
property, a reservation fee is taken from
the prospective Tenant. An independent
specialist company is then instructed, who
will then report to us on the suitability of
the Tenant seeking references. These
findings are of course reported to you
for your approval, however due to GDPR
and the Data Protection Act we are not
allowed to give specific information.
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EACH TENANT IS ASSESSED ON THE BASIS OF:
Employment reference
Previous Landlords reference (where applicable)
Search of public records for previous address and credit score
Government Right to Rent checks
Once we have finalised all the details of the tenancy, we will arrange for
all parties to sign the agreement and collect one months advanced rent
with the balance of the security deposit, equivalent to one and a half
months rent prior to release of keys.
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LEGAL ISSUES
Tenancy agreements are constantly
evolving in accordance with the
changes in legislation. Greenaway
Residential prides themselves on having
up to date agreements that reflect the
latest changes. They are written in plain
English and are consistent with the
Office of Fair Trading guidance in
respect of Unfair Terms of Contract.
Our agreements have been pre-approved
by most High Street lenders and all prior
notice grounds of possession are
included as required. We regret that
we are unable to use Landlord’s own
tenancy agreements unless they have
been approved by the Managing Director.
On the 1st June 2019 the Tenants Fee
Act came into force which prohibits most
letting fees and caps tenancy deposits
paid by tenants in the private rented
sector in England.
A tenant may only be charged for:
• rent
• a refundable tenancy deposit capped
at no more than 5 weeks’ rent where the
total annual rent is less than £50,000, or
6 weeks’ rent where the total annual rent
is £50,000 or above
Safety regulations are legal requirements
for letting residential property.
Noncompliance with these regulations
carries substantial fines and possible
imprisonment and is decided by
the Courts. At all times, both the
landlord and their agent have a
duty of care to the tenant.
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• a refundable holding deposit (to reserve
a property) capped at no more than 1
week’s rent
• payments associated with early
termination of the tenancy, when
requested by the tenant
• payments capped at £50 (or reasonably
incurred costs, if higher) for the variation,
assignment or novation of a tenancy
• payments in respect of utilities,
communication services, TV licence
and Council Tax
• a default fee for late payment of rent and
replacement of a lost key/security device
giving access to the housing, where
required under a tenancy agreement
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
An energy performance certificate (an
EPC) is a standardised document which
rates properties in terms of energy
efficiency, which Landlord’s have to
provide to potential Tenant’s. EPCs
include information about the property’s
energy usage and costs as well as
recommendations about how to make
it more efficient and cheaper to run.
Properties are ranked from A to G, A
being the most energy efficient. As of
April 2018 any property with a rating of
F or G will be banned from being let to
tenants. An EPC is valid for ten years and
does not need to be renewed every time
there is a change of tenancy.
Gas Safety
Gas equipment and appliances must
be in accordance with the Gas Safety
(installation and Use) Regulations 1994,
as amended in 1998. The tests cover
general operations and safety, inspections
of combustion, pressure test, ventilation
and flue check. All checks must be
undertaken by a Gas Safe registered
engineer. It is a statutory requirement
that all properties that have any gas
appliances are tested annually. The
Tenant should be provided with this
information when they move in and
existing tenants within 28 days of the
check being completed. The inspection
records must be kept for a period of no
less than two years.
Electrical safety
There are a number of regulations
appertaining to electrical safety. The law
requires that all equipment supplied is
safe. In practice, the only effective way to
ensure compliance and Tenant’s safety is
by employing a competent person to test
the equipment before the property is let.
Instruction booklets for operation of
electrical equipment should be supplied.
Any breaches are enforced by the local
council environmental health team.
From June 2020 onwards it is a legal
requirement that Landlords have an
Electrical Installation Condition Report
(EICR) completed on all properties rented
from this date onwards. This will extend
to all tenancies including renewals from
2021. For new and fully rewired
properties, an Electrical Installation
Certificate (EIC) can be presented in
place of an EICR provided the date of
the next inspection mentioned on the
certificate has not elapsed. Whilst it
has always been a legal requirement for
Landlords to ensure that the electrics in
their properties are safe, there was a grey
area surrounding how to do this and how
it would be proved in the event of an
unfortunate incident.
The EICR is valid for five years and
Landlords who hold an existing report
will not need to replace it until five
years have passed since it was issued.
The completed report will need to be
provided to each Tenant within 28 days
and a copy retained until the next report
is completed. If the Local Authority
request a copy it must be provided
within 7 days. Copies must also be
provided to prospective tenants on
request, and to new tenants before
taking occupation of the property.
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Furniture and Furnishings
Anything in the property which is
upholstered or has a filling material must
comply with Fire Safety Regulations with
the exception of antique furniture. All
furniture manufactured after the 1st
March 1989 is required to comply with
this legislation and will be labelled
accordingly. If items are not labelled,
they do not comply and must not be left
in the property. Safety regulations are
legal requirements for letting residential
property. Noncompliance with these
regulations carries substantial fines and
possible imprisonment and is decided
by the Courts. At all times, both the
Landlord and their Agent have a duty
of care to the Tenant.
Potable Appliance Test (PAT)
PAT testing provides the most effective
way to identify defects that can come
with use. Faults in electrical equipment
pose a potential hazard, particularly if
they are not repaired readily.
Even though PAT testing itself is not
required by law, the consequences of
electrical faults should be considered
carefully. The local authority can take
action to enforce electrical safety in
residential accommodation under the
Housing Health and Safety Rating
System (HHSRS).
FIRE SAFETY
Landlords are required by Law from 1st
October 2015 to have at least one smoke
alarm installed on every storey of their
properties and a carbon monoxide alarm
in any room containing a solid fuel
burning appliance (e.g. a coal fire, wood
burning stove). After that, the landlord
must make sure the alarms are in working
order at the start of each new tenancy.
Landlord’s must also check escape access
routes at all times.
Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO)
From the 6th April 2006, the old fitness
regime which has been in use for nearly
a century was replaced by the
Housing Health and Safety Rating System
(HHSRS) for residential accommodation.
At the time this booklet was produced
Government deem a house in multiple
occupation (HMO) to be a property that
is rented out by at least 3 people who
are not from 1 ‘household’ (e.g. a family)
but share facilities like the bathroom and
kitchen. It may also be called a
‘house share’.
Landlords must have a license if they are
renting out a large HMO in England or
Wales. Your property is defined as a
large HMO if all of the following apply:
• it’s rented to 5 or more people who
form more than 1 household
• it’s at least 3 storeys high
• tenants share toilet, bathroom
or kitchen facilities
Even if your property is smaller (e.g. 2
storeys) and rented to fewer people, you
may still need a license depending on the
Local Authority regulations in your area.
For further advice please check with the
Office who you are dealing with.
Other safety regulations
Generally, any products supplied with
the property must be in good working
order. For example, lawnmowers should
be connected through RCD protected
plugs, glass up to a height of 1500mm in
doors and 800mm in glass panels from
floor level must be 6mm toughened
safety glass. Additionally, a Landlord
must provide the Tenant with relevant
operational information for any product
which may have any risk associated with
its use. The simplest way to deal with
the regulations is to instruct Greenaway
Residential to arrange the necessary
inspections through our
approved contractors.
Consents
If your property is mortgaged you will
need to obtain the consent from your
Bank or Building Society prior to letting.
If your property is leasehold, you will also
require consent from the Freeholder or
Management Company.
Insurance
You will need to advise your Insurance
Company that you are renting the
property and ensure that you comply
with any conditions imposed. This applies
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to both buildings and contents insurance.
Your tenant should also have contents
insurance in place. You are not
responsible for their possessions.
Greenaway Residential is happy to
arrange Landlords insurance quotes
that are specific to your needs to give
you complete peace of mind. Please
ask for more information if you require
this service.
Tax
Income tax is payable on all rental
income arising from the property in the
UK regardless of the residential status
of the Landlord. We strongly advise any
landlord to appoint an accountant to deal
with their tax affairs as many of the costs
incurred in renting can be offset against
income. This is particularly important due
to the many changes in the law in this
area. We can recommend a trusted
Accountant should this be required.
Non-resident landlords
Non-resident Landlords can apply to the
Inland Revenue for approval to receive
gross rental income. Without this
under the 1995 Finance Act, a Letting
Agent is obliged to advise the Inland
Revenue that a letting has been arranged
for a Landlord who is non-resident for UK
tax purposes. As a Managing Agent, we
are legally responsible for payment of any
tax that arises and will retain monies to
cover this liability.
Inventory
We consider it imperative that an
independent, professional inventory be
commissioned prior to Tenants taking up
residence within your property. This
comprises not only a full list of contents,
but also a schedule of condition. At the
termination of the tenancy, the property
will be checked against the inventory and
a schedule of dilapidations will be drawn
up to assess if there should be any
deductions from the Tenant’s security
deposit. Should any disputes arise you
will have a signed document from the
Tenant documenting the condition of the
property at the start of the rental. As the
inventory was carried out by a third party
there will be no conflict of interest
between the parties. If for any reason
the Tenants do not agree with these
deductions the list will then submitted
to the custodial scheme where the
deposit is bonded for their arbitration
and settlement.
The Deposit Protection Service (DPS)
There are currently 3 deposit schemes
available within the UK; My Deposits,
Tenancy Deposit Service and The
Deposit Protection Service. Greenaway
Residential lodge all of their deposits
with the DPS. All Landlord’s are required
to protect a tenancy deposit taken for
an assured shorthold tenancy in England
and Wales.
This Act was introduced on 6 April 2007.
The legislation was introduced because
the Government recognised many
deposits were being unfairly withheld at
the end of a tenancy. Introducing
Tenancy Deposit Protection was identified
as a way to raise standards in the lettings
industry and ensure tenants are treated
fairly at the end of the tenancy.
The legislation also introduced standards
for the way deposit disputes are handled.
All tenancy deposit protector providers
need to offer a free Alternative Dispute
Resolution (ADR) service for occasions
where tenants and landlords can’t agree
on how much should be deducted from a
deposit which is offered by the DPS.
Should you as a Landlord have access
to your own scheme please provide this
information to Greenaway Residential
otherwise we will automatically lodge the
deposit through our chosen provider
(The DPS).
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Check in and Check out
The inventory is checked and agreed with
the tenant upon moving in and checked
again on moving out. An inventory
report will be issued itemising any
damage that is deemed to be beyond
normal wear and tear, as well as any
missing contents. Greenaway Residential
will agree with the landlord the amount to
be deducted from the tenant’s deposit in
line with the DPS guidelines.
INSPECTIONS
These are carried out for Landlord’s who
choose our fully managed service and
are on an interim basis throughout the
Tenant’s term within the property, by
Greenaway Residential. Should any
problems arise on these inspections a
letter will be sent to you as the Landlord
to notify of repairs required. Should an
issue be found that is a fault of the
Tenant a cautionary letter will be sent
to the tenant advising them of the
problem and a suitable course of
action to rectify the problem.
Inspections are included within the fee
structure of the fully managed service,
however an additional fee will be charged
for a detailed inspection report to be
compiled by the inventory clerks.
RENT
Greenaway Residential arrange for the
tenant’s rent to be paid by standing order.
It is then paid via BACs to a landlord’s
nominated bank account. Once received
the rent will be held in our client account
for one day as the sender can reclaim the
funds in this period. It will then be paid
to the Landlord on the next working day.
Public and bank holidays including
weekends need to be factored into
this time frame.
MAINTENANCE AND GENERAL REPAIRS
The landlord will be asked upon the
initial contact to list any preferred
contractors to be used if any routine
work is required at the property. If you
do not specify particular companies
Greenaway Residential appoint various
reputable local firms to carry out
work however, service contracts are
recommended for any major appliances.
Greenaway Residential cannot accept
any liability for work carried out with
any contractor, however we ensure all
contractors have relevant qualifications
and necessary insurance policies.
Should an emergency occur within the
property and Greenaway Residential
are unable to make contact with your
preferred contractors Greenaway
Residential will appoint a reputable
local firm to carry out the necessary to
ensure the property is prevented from
further damage.
GARDENS AND GARDENING
If your property has a garden it is your
responsibility to ensure the lawns are cut
and the borders are kept weed-free prior
to the tenants moving in. It will then be
the Tenant’s responsibility to maintain
the garden throughout their term in the
property. As a Landlord you do not
have to provide the Tenant’s with the
necessary tools to maintain the garden
but it is advisable to provide the basics
for them to do so.
MAIL
We do advise you to arrange a
redirection by Royal Mail if you have
been residing in the property prior to the
letting term commencing. This can be
arranged through your local post office.
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VAT
Where applicable our charges are
subject to VAT which is charged at
the prevailing rate.
CLEANING
It is very important that properties are
let in a clean condition by the Landlord,
Greenaway Residential strongly advise
that a professional clean is carried out
prior to the Tenant’s moving in and
receipts for cleaning given to the office.
This is to set the standard for the tenant
and to avoid any dispute at the end of
the tenancy. This applies especially to
the kitchen and carpets. We can arrange
cleaners if you would like a pre-tenancy
clean. The Tenant’s would then be
required to have an end of tenancy clean
carried out by a professional on the
property when they vacate. If they fail
to do so Greenaway Residential has
evidence that a professional clean
was carried out at the start of the
Tenancy and if needed will assist if a
claim is needed against the tenant’s
security deposit.
If you wish to carry out a good
domestic clean on the property yourself
at the start of the tenancy the Tenant
would only need to carry out a good
domestic clean at the end of the tenancy.
KEYS
When we are instructed to let a property
we will need at least three sets of keys,
one set will be held by Greenaway
Residential and the others will be
given to the tenant once final monies
are cleared and the tenancy agreements
have been signed.
We do recommend that the Landlord
keeps an additional full set of keys
(including keys for windows and out
buildings). Should Greenaway
Residential not be supplied with the
required complete sets of keys,
arrangements will be made for copies
to be obtained and the expense will
be deducted from the next available
paid rent.
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WHY LET
WITH US?
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At Greenaway Residential we realise that your property is your most
valued asset and with this in mind we have developed management
packages which can be tailor made to suit your individual requirements.
Why choose Greenaway Residential Estate Agents:
LONGER OPENING HOURS THAN ANY OTHER LOCAL AGENT
CUTTING EDGE MARKETING CAMPAIGNS
STRATEGIC ALLIANCES WITH MAJOR BLUE CHIP
ORGANISATIONS AND CORPORATE RELOCATION AGENCIES
SEARCH ENGINE PAY PER CLICK CAMPAIGNS
FREE FLOORPLANS ON ALL PROPERTY DETAILS
VIDEO TOURS
FULL ADVERTISING ON MAJOR PROPERTY WEBSITES
INCLUDING RIGHTMOVE
HIGHLY TRAINED, PROFESSIONAL STAFF
EXTENSIVE LOCAL KNOWLEDGE
HIGH STREET OFFICES
FINANCIAL ADVICE
CONVEYANCING SERVICE
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE SERVICE
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TENANT INTRODUCTION SERVICE
RENT COLLECTION SERVICE
Our Tenant introduction service is suited
for experienced landlords who have the
time and resources to deal with issues that
arise from renting a property. One must
consider issues such as emergency call
outs, lost keys, insurance claims, faulty
appliances etc.
Additionally, the service of notices is
crucially important in order to regain
possession of the property at the
appropriate time. If you live overseas,
you must by law provide a UK address
at which notices can be served.
This service includes:
Initial market valuation
Advice on presentation
Arrangement of safety checks upon
request
Accompanied viewings
Submission and reporting
of references*
Arrangement of a professional
independent inventory where required
Production of an up to date legal
Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement
Receipt of cleared move in monies
together with security deposit
Our rent collection service is particularly
suitable to Landlords who do not have
the time to chase late payment of rents
and serve legal notices should the tenant
stop paying their rent for any reason.
They will like to be closely involved with
the ongoing maintenance of the property
on a regular basis.
In addition to our tenant introduction
service, our rent collection service
further includes:
Initial Assured Shorthold tenancy
Agreements and renewals
Initial check in and report
Collection of rent and monthly
statements of account
Service of notices
Holding tenants deposits
Management of the deposit including
submission of evidence if deductions
are necessary
Annual statement of account
upon request
Check out attendance and report
upon request
Arrange set up of standing order
directly to your account
Arrange any extensions to
initial term
* Incurs a fee
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FULLY MANAGED SERVICE
The responsibility of a landlord can be
daunting. The property needs to be well
cared for and problems must be resolved
quickly. If you live out of the area or
simply do not have the time to look after
the day-to-day issues which arise from
having a rental property, then our fully
managed service is tailored to suit your
needs. Our property management service
deals with all aspects of looking after
your investment.
In addition to our rent collection service,
our fully managed service further includes:
Meter readings and gas checks
Interim inspections to identify
any issues
Inspection reports
Check out reports
Dealing with maintenance issues using
approved contractors
Keeping updated records with
contractors including insurance
and standards agreements
Lodging tenants deposits in a
relevant custodial scheme and
assessing dilapidations
Estimates for repairs
and refurbishments
Payment of routine outgoings
Arrangement of Gas, electrical
and furniture safety checks
Updating utility companies
IN SHORT
Choosing a letting agent is an important
decision, and choosing a managing agent
even more so. Greenaway Residential
prides itself on our experience and
technical knowledge. Both our lettings
team and property management
department are overseen by the
Managing Director.
Through an established network of
professional contacts, Greenaway
Residential has the resources to deal
with all issues that may arise and
provide whatever assistance is required.
We would be delighted to assist you in
finding a Tenant for your property and ask
you simply to sign a copy of our terms and
conditions in order that we can commence
marketing without delay. Please do not
hesitate to contact us should you require
any further information.
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LETTINGS GUIDE | DON’T FORGET!
1
Invest in presentation of your property
to obtain the best rent quickly
2
Ensure you have gained the necessary
permissions and check lease requirements
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4
5
A professional inventory is an investment
not an expense
Safety checks are an essential requirement
and must be evidenced
If you have any questions, we are here to
help SO PLEASE ASK
Although care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information
provided in this guide Greenaway Residential Ltd or any member of
Greenaway Residential staff cannot be held responsible for the consequences
of any inaccuracies herein. Landlords remain responsible for compliance with
all laws and regulations applicable to the letting of their properties.
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THE GREENAWA
FOUNDATION
“Do good in
the world,
until there is
enough good
in the world.”
Darren Greenaway
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AY
It has always been a belief of the company
owner Darren Greenaway that a business
should be part of the local community and
wherever possible help support it. To this
end The Greenaway Foundation was set
up to pursue this goal. Not only do we help
raise money for it, but over 10% of all our
profits are given to support it.
During the year The Greenaway Foundation
supports local causes and charities and
regularly helps financially challenged
families with additional support.
If you would like to get involved by either
making a donation, buying a present or
helping deliver the Christmas meals
(usually the morning of Christmas Eve),
please contact a member of the team.
The Greenaway Foundation is a Charitable
Incorporated Organisation registered at
the Charity Commission in England
with registered charity number 1187817.
Registered office: Boscobel House,
109 High Street, Crawley, West Sussex,
RH10 1DD.
As Darren came from such a family he is
passionate about our Christmas appeal.
Every Christmas we provide and deliver to
hundreds of families everything they will
need for a family Christmas dinner. The
children from these families are invited
into our offices to write on our wishing
trees a present that they would like. It is
then a team effort that is wholeheartedly
embraced to provide these presents for
the children.
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CRAWLEY OFFICE
Boscobel House, 109 High Street, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 1DD
Sales & Lettings: 01293 561188 | crawley@greenawayresidential.com
Property Management: 01293 561789 | propertymanagement@greenawayresidential.com
EAST GRINSTEAD OFFICE
88 London Road, East Grinstead, West Sussex RH19 1EP
Sales & Lettings: 01342 777977 | eastgrinstead@greenawayresidential.com
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