How to Find the Landlord of a Property?

Updated: Sep 17

Why Find the Landlord of a Property?

Knowing who the landlord of a property is can be important for a variety of reasons. Here are some of the most common:

Rent Payments: If you're renting a property, you need to know who to pay your rent to.
Repairs and Maintenance: If there are issues with the property that need to be fixed, you need to know who to contact to get them resolved.
Tenancy Agreements: Your tenancy agreement may contain specific terms that relate to the landlord, such as how to contact them or how to give notice to end the tenancy.

There are several ways to find out who the landlord of a property is. Here are some of the most effective:

Title Register: The Title Register is a document that contains information about a property, including the name and address of the registered owner. Our Title Register service can help you access this information quickly and easily.
Ask Your Letting Agent: If you're renting a property through a letting agent, they should be able to provide you with information about the landlord.
Check Your Tenancy Agreement: Your tenancy agreement may contain information about the landlord, such as their name and contact details.

Our Title Register service is a quick and easy way to find out who the landlord of a property is.

Here's how it works:

Visit our website and select the Title Register service.
Enter your property's details, including the address and any other relevant information.
Pay the fee for the service.
Receive your Title Register documents by email within a few hours.
You can find out who the landlord of the property is, along with other important information such as any charges on the property.