Letting Agents Dublin

Letting Your Property

Casey Kennedy Estate Agents are among the most experienced letting agents in Dublin. We have extensive knowledge of the rental market throughout Dublin. When we get an inquiry from a potential client, we look up the property and determine the current rental for similar properties in that area. We then organise to go out to view the property with the client.

If the property has yet to be rented, we will advise on what the landlord must provide the new tenants. We can secure the landlord the best figure for their property as it will only fall under the rent pressure zone rules if it has been rented out previously or in the last two years.

We are committed to getting house and apartment properties to let as quickly as possible with reliable tenants at current market rents. We offer superb service to ensure we meet the landlord’s needs. CKP has been letting and managing for over 36 years and has the experience, systems and processes that make us the best-letting agents for properties in Dublin.

Our letting service includes:

Inspection and assessment of the property, including market preparation advice.
Current market rental valuation.
Advertising and marketing the property on all the main property websites for maximum exposure.
Dealing with queries from prospective tenants and arranging tenant viewing to source the most suitable tenancy for each client.
Full referencing on potential tenants – employers, previous landlord, bank statements, photo ID, PPS numbers.
Preparation of relevant documentation including drafting of residential leases in accordance with current legislation and landlord’s specific requirements.
Registration of the tenancy with the Private Residents Tenancy Board (PRTB).
Completion of a full inventory of the contents and condition of the property at the commencement of the tenancy.
Collection of deposit and first month’s rent.
Transfer of utilities into tenants’ names, meter readings and finalising utility transfers/accounts.
Arranging the establishment of a standing order for future rental payments.
Supplying a statement of account to the landlord.