Recent news: Chase Devonshire have now opened the Chase Devonshire Blog on http://www.chasedevonshireblog.com and you can also now get your own personalised newsletter in your inbox every month.
To join and get the latest property, agency news and investment opportunities please click here.
You will be presented with a form. Please fill in your name and email address.
No huge fanfare just those two and you get to Opt Out at any time. Once you have sent off the application to get your newsletter we won't send it immediately, you will first have to verify that it is in fact you that asked for the newsletter. Once you have received your email and replied only then can we start to send you all the latest news relevant to you.
If you have any questions Chase Devonshire is also getting a new Frequently Asked Questions Section soon, in the mean time you can call Chase Devonshire on 0207 740 1770 for your property ,investment or tenancy queries.
Once it is ready the link will be available for you to look at the FAQ site should you have any minor questions you need to ask, even after hours.
Of course if you still need to contact us please do call 0207 740 1770 for emergencies we do have an after hours number.
Chasedevonshire now has skype online and if you use skype you can call using your skype phone or compatible headset or handset.
News from the ChaseDevonshire blog
A comprehensive property management solution designed for landlords and letting agents looking for an unparalleled service and total peace of mind.
Our dedicated team of property consultants utilize bespoke property management software facilitating rent demands & receipts, maintenance issues, property visits, landlord accounting including provisions for income tax, service charges and all other bill disbursements, landlord & tenant liaison, security deposits and determination.
Buy and let in the right London areas
Property rents are now increasing up to 7,5% in one month alone. In other words, the yield investors are seeing on their initial investment is growing as the demand for rental properties grows. read more...
|