Professional Lets

A tenant’s guide to renting

When you’re searching for a rental home, it’s essential to take your time and make informed decisions. With over 40 years of lettings experience, let us guide you through the process.

Get your documents togther

What can you afford?

Choose where you want to live

Arrange a viewing

Apply

Sign the Contract

Move in

Gather essential documents like photographic ID (driver’s licence or passport) and proof of employment to streamline your application process. It can be easy to have misplaced these documents if you haven’t needed to use them for a while so make sure you’ve got them ready to go for when you find the right place.

Determine your budget by reviewing your finances, factoring in expenses like food, bills, and transport costs and work out what you can realistically afford. Don’t forget to set aside funds for a security deposit and initial rent.

Why rely on us?

In-house maintenance team


Our team is on call 24/7 so we can respond to emergencies quickly and you won’t be waiting ages for routine repairs.


You may be familiar with Leeds and have your heart set on living in a specific area. If not, use our handy area guide to find which area suits you best. Think about what’s most important to you – are you reliant on public transport, or could you live further afield? Do you want to be near shops, or could you sacrifice convenience for calm? 

Taking the time to tour a potential rental property in person helps you to get a better understanding of its features and suitability for your needs. Take note of the property’s layout, amenities, and overall condition. Don’t be shy about asking questions we’re here to help!

Why sign with us?

Bills included option

Once you have found a property, you’ll need to supply various pieces of information to determine your suitability for the property. This information will include things like references, your employment details and current landlord details.

To secure a property, we require all tenants to undergo credit and reference checks. Should there be any issues during this process or if you’re unable to provide sufficient information, we may request a guarantor. This guarantor, who must also pass referencing, typically comes from a tenant’s circle of trust, such as a family member, close friend, or employer. By agreeing to accept the tenant’s responsibilities, including financial obligations, the guarantor provides an additional layer of security and peace of mind for the landlord.

Once you have moved in you can manage your tenancy and report and monitor any maintenance through your online account or if you prefer you can call in to our Headingley office or contact us by phone.

Don’t just take our word for it. Listen to what our customers have to say.


  • “I loved the fact that all my bills were included in the rental price. I’m not great with that side of things, so the option to have someone take care of everything for me saved a lot of time and stress.”
    Paula Gibson

  • “I rented from these guys for a couple of years. There were a couple of minor maintenance issues during my tenancy which they sorted out really quickly. Would definitely rent from LPR again.”
    Toby Hugh

  • “I’ve been renting in Leeds for over 10 years and the LPR property has been the best in terms of the quality of fixtures and fittings as well as being really competitively priced. I’d highly recommend them!”
    Simon Fong Wah