Favour landlords, not tenants
The agents at Elms initially sounded keen to get to the bottom of issues with the property, however this apparent support never materialised, resulting in many on going issues during the tenancy. The landlord then proposed excessive fines when I left the property, including cleaning (despite me paying for their recommend professional cleaners and providing a receipt). Elms offered no assistance in disputing these items, and instead supported the fines so as to appease the landlord for future business. Conclusion: Elms are good for landlords, but a no go if you are a tenant
Rutland Elms
Jade Hall
Brandon Gayle
Adam Newley
Villy Georgieva
Gabriele Saldaite