Belvoir lettings is only interested to take your money, once you finish your tenencey they drag their heels to refund the deposit. STAY AWAY from them. They don’t care for tennent only your money.

Renting - everything it's nice when you move in, but when you need something to be repaired or when you vacate the property and need to get you're deposit back - it's a different story. It was a million better with a private landlord - from my experience ;)

Inappropriate tenants that are not managed. Property left in a shocking state after tenants moved out. Departments do not work together.

The company ruined my life. When I came back my house was destroyed by a single parent and her trib of kids. And when I asked for compensation they said take us to court. I moved back two years ago and I'm still rebuilding the damage. Financial they ruined me I have had 3 jobs just to keep a roof over my head. Worst company I have ever dealt with and I was paying them and trusting they with my property.

Polite and full of good intentions but my house was left in a terrible state. The tenants refused to leave when I came to look at it after a period of belvoir ''managing" the property and was shocked at how I found it. Numerous cigarette ends found in the attic (non smoking tenant apparently according to the references) and these were balanced on an ash tray next to the insulation (!), garden left to ruin and rest of the house was in a state that was not rentable again until it had been gutted. Numerous court letters for unpaid rent and damage were all dealt with by belvoir but I felt that if they'd have managed it properly in the first place, none of this would have happened. I ended up losing money overall and felt that, whilst the tennants were in the house, belvoir did the bare minimum and happily pocketed the money from me for managing it. Tenants were far from ideal and this could happen to anyone but how they never picked up on the deterioration was beyond me. Feedback I had was always so positive, the reality was far from it.