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Leased, or Managed.
You choose.

Both options mean less admin for you. The difference is who holds the tenancy risk, and who keeps the upside. Here's exactly how each one works, side by side.

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Two ways to work with Let For Good

Neither is "better." Leased suits landlords who want total certainty and zero involvement. Managed suits landlords who want to keep the tenancy and the upside, but not the day-to-day.

Whichever you choose, everybody wins

We only take on properties with an EPC rating of C or above.

Leased

We take the lease

You lease the property to Let For Good. We become the tenant on paper and take on everything that follows.

Term2–5 years, fixed
RentFixed monthly rent, agreed before you sign
Occupancy riskHeld by us, not you
Who deals with residentsLet For Good, entirely
RepairsWe take on most of the maintenance after the first 90 days
InspectionsRegularly, carried out by us
Property qualificationsWe keep you compliant with EICR, EPC & Gas Safety regulations
Your involvementNone, day to day, after a 90-day settling-in period
Best for: landlords who want to step back and know exactly what lands in their account each month, after a short 90-day settling-in period.
Managed

Your hands-free approach to letting

The tenancy stays in your name. We manage it day to day, and regularly inspect the property, for an agreed set management fee deducted from rent as it's collected.

TermRolling or fixed, your choice
RentRent as collected, minus an agreed set management fee
Occupancy riskStays with you
Who deals with residentsWe manage day to day; you retain the tenancy
RepairsWe take on most of the maintenance after the first 90 days; cost billed to you
InspectionsRegularly, carried out by us
Property qualificationsWe keep you compliant with EICR, EPC & Gas Safety regulations
Your involvementSign-off on major decisions only
Best for: landlords who want hands-off management but would rather keep the tenancy and the rental upside themselves.
How it works

The process for each

Leased, step by step
1

Enquiry & lease proposal

We check the property fits our criteria, then confirm the term (2–5 years), rent and any pre-move-in work upfront.

2

Compliance & onboarding

Safety checks completed before anyone moves in.

3

Handover & first payment

We take on the property as tenant. Rent starts, and regular inspections begin immediately.

4

First 90 days

A settling-in period. Any snagging from handover is resolved directly with you.

5

Day 91 onward

We take on most of the maintenance. Repairs £50 or less are covered directly by us; for correctly-qualified contractor work, you cover the cost while we arrange and manage the majority of repairs.

Managed, step by step
1

Enquiry & management agreement

We review the property and agree scope, fee, responsibilities and reporting upfront.

2

Onboarding & first payment

We take over resident communication and compliance tracking. Payments and regular inspections start immediately.

3

First 90 days

A settling-in period. Any snagging from handover is resolved directly with you.

4

Day 91 onward

We take on most of the maintenance; cost billed to you. Repairs £50 or less are covered directly by us; for correctly-qualified contractor work, you cover the cost while we arrange and manage the majority of repairs.

5

Ongoing management

We handle day to day; you're kept informed and sign off on major items.

FAQs

Common questions from landlords

What's the actual difference between Leased and Managed?+
With Leased, we become the tenant and pay you a fixed rent regardless of who lives there or whether it's occupied. After a 90-day settling-in period, we take on most of the maintenance, though you still cover the cost of correctly-qualified contractor work (we keep you compliant with EICR, EPC & Gas Safety regulations). With Managed, you're still the landlord and take on the usual tenancy risk, but we handle everything day to day for an agreed set management fee.
How long is the lease, if I go with Leased?+
Between 2 and 5 years, agreed upfront as part of your proposal.
Who actually lives in the property?+
Under Leased, residents are matched by specialist housing and support partners. We're responsible for the property, they're responsible for the support side, kept separate. Let For Good is not a support or care provider ourselves. Under Managed, you retain the tenancy and we manage whoever is placed, following the same standards.
How are repairs and inspections handled?+
We inspect regularly under either option. The first 90 days is a settling-in period. Any snagging from handover is resolved directly with you. From day 91, we take on most of the maintenance. Repairs £50 or less are covered directly by us; for correctly-qualified contractor work (e.g. gas or electrical certification), you cover the cost while we arrange and manage the majority of repairs.
What condition does my property need to be in?+
We only take on properties with an EPC rating of C or above. Beyond that, we assess the property during the initial visit and tell you upfront if any further work is needed to meet safety standards before move-in, under either option.

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