What Documents you need to Rent a Property in the UK if you are a Professional

We just wanted to get in touch to give you a heads up on the documents you will need to rent a property in the UK if you are employed....

We hope your property search is going well and thank you for getting in touch. We just wanted to give you a heads up on the documents you will need to rent a property in the UK if you are employed.

If you have any further questions on any of this, please do not hesitate to get in touch with our lovely team here at Greater London Properties.

1. Passport and Visa if applicable (you can scan a copy to us for now however we will need to see the original documents in the office on or 28 days before your tenancy start date. 
2. Proof of address which is dated within 3 months of your tenancy start date (for example - a utility bill, doctor letter, pension or insurance letter).
3. Your most recent 3 months’ everyday bank statements (with everyday transactions such as salary, rent payments, shopping, food etc.)
4. Your most recent 3 months’ payslips. 
5. Landlord Reference. You will need to provide your Landlord contact details – name, phone number and email address and confirm when your tenancy is due to end.
6. Employment Reference. You will need details of a contact who can confirm your position and salary – name, phone number and email address. You will also need to confirm how long you have been working for this company. 

We hope you find this information helpful, if you have any questions about this or any of your property search - feel free to call our team on 0207 113 1066.

Warmest Regards
Jessica Tonoli

Office Manager
Greater London Properties
Residential & Commercial Sales
Lettings & Property Management








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