Let your empty property

Let your property through the council

We can help you find tenants to rent your property.

Let your property privately

You could use a managing agent or become a private landlord and let your property out yourself.

For more information and advice about letting your property out contact:

• National Residential Landlords Association
• British Landlords Association

Let your property to students

Both universities in Brighton & Hove can help you let your property to students.

For more information contact:

• Sussex University residential services
• University of Brighton accommodation pages

Turn your property into a holiday let

You could rent your property out as a holiday let.

If you let it for 140 days or more a year, you will need to pay National Non Domestic Rates (business rates) instead of Council Tax which can save you money.

For more information about Business Rates, send an email to the team.

Let your property to a housing co-operative

A housing co-operative is a group of people who manage and control the housing they live in. Co-operatives are often made up of a group of people with a variety of ages and skills. This provides a balanced community group within a property. 

The co-operative usually takes on the responsibility for:

• collecting rent from tenants
• paying rent to the owner
• upkeep and maintenance of the property

Find out more about co-operative housing in Brighton & Hove.