£1 Set up Fee for Landlords

£1 Set up Fee for Landlords

Thank you for clicking on the link. Let me introduce myself, my name is Sami Mubarak. I am the director of MECS Property and I’ve been running this business for nearly 15 years.

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The Offer:


Over the years we’ve learnt the importance of giving back to our clients. In 2024, becoming a landlord is as expensive as ever, so we have decided to help out by designing this package deal for new landlords. We are offering a £1 set up fee for a fully managed property to any landlord that signs up to our service before the end of June 2024.

We feel that by lowering the set up fee to only £1 it will vastly help new landlords to get started in this industry.

What we are including:
1. It’s for managed properties only at 12% PCM management fee
2. ⁠FREE annual inspection and the checkout report.
3. ⁠FREE gas certificate per year. (If required)
4. ⁠FREE annual rent review.

About us:


MECS is an award-winning agency who has won the best letting agent in Birmingham for the last 2 years in a row. We are extremely proud of this award as although we are not the biggest agent in Birmingham but we are definitely the best.

We provide professional photography and accompanied viewings and we also negotiate all the contracts for you to take away any and all stress of being a landlord. We pick from a fantastic part of professional tenants and we’ve got well over 15,000 tenants waiting for houses right now all over the West Midlands.

If you are looking to explore a little bit more, please do get in touch with us. You will not be disappointed. Our property managers have also been voted the best property managers in Birmingham for the last two years in a row which means our wraparound service is hard to beat and with the cost being is a little bit of a no-brainer!




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