Booking a viewing couldn't be easier, just contact us via phone, email, or our website to arrange a convenient time for a viewing. Our main office number is 0115 990 3550 or email us on hello@kurblettings.com

Typically, you'll need proof of ID, proof of income (e.g., recent payslips or bank statements), address history for the last 3 years and references from your current employer and landlord. As part of the referencing, we run a soft credit check through our third party referencing platform, this will just inform us of any CCJ's, IVA's we need to be aware of.

We are thrilled that you want to apply to be a tenant in one of our properties, the process couldn't be easier. Just contact our office to request an application form or click the following link.

Yes, BUT this is only paid once your application has been accepted. We will ask for one week's worth of rent to secure the property for you, this will take the property off the market and we will begin processing your tenancy. This reservation fee is deducted from your first month's rent prior to moving in.

Yes, unless otherwise specified, a security deposit is always required and this is equivalent to 5 weeks’ rent. This will be held securely in a government-approved deposit protection scheme, namely the DPS.

Yes, you will need permission to make any significant changes to your property. This includes painting, installing shelves, or making structural modifications. Always contact either your landlord or us to request written approval before making any alterations. Unauthorised changes may result in deductions from your deposit or further charges.

This depends on your tenancy agreement. Please check your early termination clause with your Tenancy Agreement or contact us to discuss your options.

Rent is typically paid via bank transfer or direct debit. Payment details will be provided in your tenancy agreement. If you are struggling to find these details, then please do call us and we can try to assist.

We understand that times are hard and things happen, so if you anticipate issues with payment, please contact us immediately to discuss it further and potential arrange a payment plan.

Please be aware though that late payments may result in additional charges or legal action.

Landlords are responsible for structural repairs and issues like heating or plumbing. BUT tenants are expected to report problems promptly and handle any minor upkeep like changing lightbulbs or re-pressurising the boiler. Please refer to your welcome back for more information.

Report issues through our online portal, email, or by calling our office. Emergency issues like leaks or heating failure should be reported immediately, our out of office number and general emergency numbers are under the Maintenance Section on this page or within your welcome packs.

We are sad to see you go but we want to help to make sure you get all your deposit back, so follow the below tips before moving out to help ensure you get your deposit:

1. Settle Outstanding Payments: Ensure all rent and utility bills are paid up to date, if there are any outstanding rent payments then we might have to take these from your deposit.

2. Clean the Property Thoroughly: Deep clean the property, including carpets, windows, and appliances. Return it in the same condition as when you moved in, aside from fair wear and tear.

3. Repair Minor Damages: Fix any small issues, like filling nail holes or replacing light bulbs, to avoid potential deductions.

4. Remove All Belongings: Clear out all personal items, including furniture if the property was let as furnished. Removal of items will result in deposit deductions.

5. Check the Inventory: Review the inventory provided at the start of your tenancy and ensure all items are accounted for and in good condition. Remember, you just need to return the property back to its original state from when you moved into the property, minus some wear and tear.

6. Return the Keys: Hand over all keys, including spare and mailbox keys, by the agreed move-out date. PLEASE REMEMBER ONCE THE KEYS ARE HANDED BACK, YOU CAN NO LONGER ACCESS THE PROPERTY.

7. Check out: We will arrange a check out inventory of the property and we will compare the checkout to the initial inventory conducted, if all is in order then we will release the deposit in full to you as soon as possible (this could take a couple of weeks to be received back). If there are deductions to be made, then we will inform you as soon as possible, and we will be fair and reasonable with any deductions.

By following these steps, you can help ensure a hassle-free move and a full return of your deposit.

If your tenancy has ended or coming to end, in order to move out you will just need to provide the required notice as outlined in your tenancy agreement. Please be aware that just because your tenancy has an end date, this does not mean that your obligations end on that date. You still have to provide us with the relevant notice period in order to vacate the property.