Online ‘agency’ offers £29 monthly property management
Summary
An online service called Lettance is launching in England, offering landlords AI-assisted property management for £29 per property per month. The platform handles tenant communications, reminders, record-keeping and some compliance checks, while explicitly excluding tenant finding, viewings and legal advice.
Why it matters
Surveyors involved in rental property work may encounter landlords using lower-cost digital management tools that affect how compliance information, maintenance issues and records are handled. The service’s focus on certificates and council licensing also touches areas where accurate property advice and oversight remain important.
Key points
- Lettance is targeting self-managing landlords in England.
- The service sorts tenant messages and drafts replies or repair jobs for landlord approval.
- It stores gas, electrical and energy certificate information and keeps rent records.
- It checks council licensing against 293 of 296 English councils.
- The company says it does not replace a letting agent’s physical service or provide legal advice.
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