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Letting agent
cheery29
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Hi Folks, dont know if I am posting on the correct bit or not so apologies if I'm not. How do I go about finding out who the letting agent is for a private rented property without asking the tenants themselves.
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Ask the Landlord. Find the Landlord form the Land Registry. Otherwise there is no surefire way of findingHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0
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Hi Folks, dont know if I am posting on the correct bit or not so apologies if I'm not. How do I go about finding out who the letting agent is for a private rented property without asking the tenants themselves.
If you are in Scotland, the landlord should have registered the property and if its managed by a letting agent, provided the letting agents contact details.
If the property is not in Scotland, there's no equivalent landlord registration scheme.0
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