Before we speak.
A few practical answers about consultation requests, service scope and the information to share.
Who can enquire?
Property owners, landlords, investors and tenants can send a question about letting and operating real estate. Whether a particular matter falls within the service scope is considered individually.
Does the form book an appointment?
No. It sends a consultation request for review. An appointment, fee or engagement is only confirmed separately after the details have been agreed.
What should I include?
Your name, email address, your role and a short explanation of the decision or issue. A general property location and relevant timing can help. Do not include identity documents, payment details or sensitive tenant information.
What does a consultation cost?
No fixed fee schedule is published here. Any proposed scope, fees and terms must be agreed before chargeable work begins. Submitting this form does not create a paid engagement.
Do you manage properties or handle emergencies?
This website presents consulting services. It does not offer an emergency maintenance channel or promise full property management, tenant placement or rent collection. Confirm any requested work directly before relying on its availability.
Can you provide legal, tax or financial advice?
The website does not offer legal representation, tax advice or regulated financial advice. Such questions may require an appropriately qualified independent adviser. Do not use the enquiry form for an urgent legal deadline.
How can I prepare for a consultation?
Start with your role, a brief property overview and the decision you would like to discuss. The Property questions page offers practical questions and preparation points. Do not send confidential documents with your initial enquiry.
Can I visit the registered address?
The address is identified as the company’s registered address. It is not advertised as a walk-in office. Please contact RSY before arranging a visit.