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At CGT Lettings, no two landlords are the same. That’s why we offer Core, Advanced, and Elite services to match every level of experience and need. From compliance essentials to full Rent, Legal, and Damage Protection, our packages ensure landlords have the right support, the right protection, and the right return on investment.

At CGT Lettings, we’ve introduced three inspections per year — carried out by our in-house Property Inspectors, not external contractors. This approach ensures familiarity, consistency, and accountability, supporting both landlords and tenants. It’s part of our commitment to Renters’ Rights and to keeping properties in top condition all year round.

At CGT Lettings, we’ve made a conscious decision to stay local. By closing remote working and bringing our teams back into branch offices, we ensure landlords, tenants, and contractors benefit from face-to-face support, better communication, and deep local knowledge. Our people aren’t just managing properties — they’re part of the community, delivering a service built on trust, accountability, and expertise.

Accidents and unexpected issues can happen in any tenancy. At CGT Lettings, we combine professional inventories, in-person check-ins, regular inspections, and innovative tools like condensation meters to protect your property at every stage. Our Damage Protection policy ensures landlords are covered for accidental, malicious, or theft-related damage — giving peace of mind and keeping investments in top condition.

The UK rental supply crisis has spread beyond cities into towns and suburbs, with demand far outstripping supply. For Gloucestershire landlords, this presents both challenges and opportunities. Traditional single-let strategies may no longer deliver the best returns or meet tenant demand. By converting properties into HMOs or embracing flexible models such as room lets and short stays, landlords can increase yields, reduce risk, and provide affordable housing solutions. With affordability pressures, demographic shifts, and legislative changes on the horizon, the landlords who innovate now will be best placed to succeed in the future.