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Welcome to Sterling Properties
Sterling Properties Ltd is a leading property management agent covering all areas of Greater Manchester aswell as:
- Wigan
- Leigh
- Accrington
- Blackburn
- Bolton
- Rossendale
Established for over 10 years and based in Bury we have a large team of trained dedicated staff on hand to offer you a professional service. Whether you are looking to rent or sell, we can help.
We have our own maintenance teams on the road, who are managed and in constant contact with staff in the office. This ensures all repair issues are dealt with promptly and to the highest standards.
We are members of the RESIDENTIAL LANDLORDS ASSOCIATION and the UK ASSOCIATION OF LETTING AGENTS and our staff regularly attend courses keeping us up to date with various changes in laws and procedures. We are also ACCREDITED to various local authorities ensuring we meet their criteria for letting and management standards.
We cover all areas of the letting market from luxury apartments to inner city housing and specialise in HOUSING BENEFIT LETTINGS. We have a 'NO DEPOSITS' scheme available for all applicants (further details on request).
We act for landlords who have funds available to complete property purchases very quickly.
Please refer to the relevant information page.
Featured Properties
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412 Liverpool Road, Eccles M30
Available to let this recently built 1st floor apartment is conveniently located on Liverpool Rd Eccles with great access to ...
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Drydock Mill, Littleborough Ol15
Available to let, this spacious second floor apartment is within a recently completed developement located close to ...
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Latest from the blog
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Tenancy deposit changes come in from April
Landlords in England and Wales are reminded of changes to the rules on tenancy deposit protection that kick in this April under the Localism Act. The main change is that landlords will now have 30 days (not the current 14) in which to protect tenants' deposits and give the tenant the required information. Although 30 days sounds laxer, in practice this is unlikely to be the case: courts have apparently found the 14-day ... … Read more... -
Landlord Regulation
In its 'Housing Strategy' report, the Government has stayed away from any form of landlord regulation or any form of regulation for letting agents. Deeming it to be "unnecessary", the report stated that it did not wish to create any burdens on landlords by introducing regulation. The Government's strategy does, however, aim to take measures to tackle rogue landlords, though the report was unspecific in its ... … Read more... -
Landlords challenge missing LHA payments
A landlord has received compensation from a council who sent LHA payments directly to tenants who then vacated the property prematurely, leaving the landlord out of pocket for rent due. The Local Government Ombudsman has supported the position of a landlord, and has required the London Borough of Merton Council to make a £4,000 compensatory award to cover loss in rent because the first LHA cheque was sent to the tenant and ... … Read more...
