Renters
Discover your next rental property with Perry Bishop. Register with us and get notified when there’s a property that matches your requirements.
Already renting with us and have a repair or maintenance issue to report? Let us know through our quick, online system. Simply click the yellow REPORT A REPAIR button below and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
Your dedicated Property Manager, once you have logged your issue will advise and assist where necessary. Non urgent repairs will be dealt with during normal working hours only.
If you need to speak to anyone outside of working hours regarding a genuine emergency please call us on:
Click below for a complete list of our current permitted payments. Please ask a member of our lettings team for a full breakdown of permitted payments that may be payable before, during and after a tenancy for any property that you are interested in.
Whether you’re a landlord or a tenant, having clear, reliable information makes everything feel more straightforward.
Our collection of practical guides has been created to help you understand your responsibilities, navigate changes in legislation, and manage everyday situations with confidence.
From moving out and rent reviews to compliance, maintenance and life as a landlord, these resources are here to support you — with clear advice and help when you need it.
Looking for a house or flat to rent? Pick from a number of properties in different locations thanks to our network of branches.
From start to finish, we’ll take you through the renting process. We’ll let you know what’s needed and when.
Our team are at hand when you have reported a repair through our online system, your dedicated property manager will look to resolve it as quickly as possible.
Looking to live near transport links or a reputable school? Our team know the areas inside out and can advise you on what matters most to you.
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