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AMDJ Properties Limited

Portfolio landlord · Established February 2016

We own the homes we let, and we look after them ourselves.

AMDJ Properties Limited is a portfolio landlord. Every home on our books belongs to us, which means there is no managing agent standing between a tenant and the person who can actually authorise the work. Tell us something is broken and it goes straight to whoever books the contractor.

A row of modern red-brick terraced houses with pitched roofs on a clear day in Nottingham.
Registered company
No. 09993152
England and Wales, since February 2016
What we do
Own and let
Residential homes held and managed directly, not on behalf of others
Tenant deposits
Protected
Deposit Protection Service (DPS)

You can check all of this yourself on the Companies House register. We would rather you did.

How repairs work

No call centre, no ticket that disappears. Three steps, and you can reply to any message we send you.

  1. Step 1

    You tell us

    Use the form, or email us. Photographs help more than anything else.

  2. Step 2

    We book it

    We arrange a contractor and a time that works for you. You get a reference straight away.

  3. Step 3

    We close it off

    The work gets done, the paperwork is filed, and you can reply to us at any point.

Where we own

Our homes are ordinary British housing — Victorian and inter-war terraces, semi-detached houses and flats — in the places people actually want to live and work. We buy in areas we know rather than wherever a yield calculator points, because a landlord who owns a street understands it.

A Victorian red-brick terrace in Nottingham with bay windows and front doors opening onto the street.

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire

Period terraces and family houses across the city and the county. Much of Nottingham falls inside selective licensing designations, and where a licence is required for one of our homes, we hold it.

A stone-built Victorian terrace on Front Street East in Bedlington, Northumberland.

The North East

Stone-built terraces and solid post-war housing in Northumberland and the surrounding towns — the kind of stock that has housed families for a century and, looked after properly, will do it for another.

How we run the portfolio

A rented home carries a stack of legal duties that all expire on their own timetable — gas, electrical, energy performance, alarms, deposits, licensing. Most small landlords track them in their head and find out they have missed one at the worst possible moment. We do not run it that way.

Every certificate has a date and an owner

Gas safety, electrical condition, EPCs and alarm checks are tracked per property with their renewal date. Nothing depends on somebody remembering.

Repairs are logged, not remembered

Every report becomes a numbered job with a reference the tenant can quote. It stays open until the work is done and the paperwork is filed.

Deposits are protected, properly

Tenant deposits go into the Deposit Protection Service, and tenants get the prescribed information. It is not optional and we do not treat it as though it were.

Renting from us

Homes come up rarely, because tenants tend to stay. When one does, it is listed here before it goes anywhere else. Deposits are protected with the Deposit Protection Service (DPS), and you will be given our registered address for the service of notices at the point you sign, as the law requires.

Working with us

Contractors, inventory clerks, brokers and insurers: everything reaches us at one address, and a person reads it. We are a small company that owns its own stock, so the person who replies is the person who can say yes.