10/10 REVIEW FOR OUR LETTINGS DEPARTMENT

10/10 REVIEW FOR OUR LETTINGS DEPARTMENT

We have just received this wonderful review from one of our landlords

Having Newboulds & Co. fully manage our Shepperton property was the best decision we ever made. Leah and Barry were with us every step of the way with expert, professional guidance finely tuned to fit our needs. We have been extremely happy with all aspects of the process from start to finish. Advice for readying the property was spot on, finding perfect tenants couldn’t have been more efficient, dealing with the formalities was an absolute breeze and any issues associated with the day to day management of the property are always dealt with quickly, transparently, cost-effectively and most importantly to the satisfaction of everyone involved, (especially our tenants). I live overseas and probably wouldn’t have gone down the letting route at all if it wasn’t for Leah & Barry. Now, after a year and a half, they continue to provide solid and consistent service. Top notch. 10 out of 10! Also, I should mention that this review is long overdue. It only took a Global Pandemic for me to finally sit down and write it. 😊



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