Fully Managed vs Self-Managed — Which Works Best for You?

Fully Managed vs Self-Managed — Which Works Best for You?

When it comes to letting your property, one of the first decisions you’ll face is how much of the work you want to do yourself. There are two main approaches: fully managed or self-managed.

When it comes to letting your property, one of the first decisions you’ll face is how much of the work you want to do yourself. There are two main approaches: fully managed or self-managed.

🔑 Fully Managed
We handle everything for you. Tenant sourcing, rent collection, inspections, maintenance, legal compliance — all of it. This is perfect if you want a hands-off approach, less stress, and the confidence that professionals are looking after your property.

🛠 Self-Managed
You stay in control. You advertise, vet tenants, deal with maintenance, and handle rent collection. This can save on management fees, but it takes time, effort, and organisation.

💡 Which works best?
Got limited time or multiple properties? Fully managed keeps you sane.
Enjoy hands-on involvement and want to save on fees? Self-managed could suit.
Either way, knowing the pros and cons helps you avoid costly mistakes and stress down the line.

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