Landlords · Switching agent

Change letting agent in Doncaster

Landlords usually switch because something hurts: unanswered calls, rising voids, messy compliance, or maintenance that never finishes.

  • Mid-tenancy handovers
  • Document & key transfer
  • Reset inspections & rent collection
  • Named landlord contact

Quick answer

Kerrigans helps Doncaster landlords change letting agent with a structured handover so good tenants are protected and your property stays under control.

Signs it is time to switch

How a switch typically works

  1. Review portfolio, tenancies and pain points
  2. Agree timing so tenants are not disrupted
  3. Transfer documents, keys, arrears and compliance records
  4. Reset standards: inspections, rent collection, reporting

Why landlords switch to Kerrigans

Your letting agent has gone AWOLStructured handover — we pick up where they left off.→ Sorted with Kerrigans
Voids lasting longer than they shouldLocal demand advice and faster tenant-find.→ Sorted with KerrigansCompliance paperwork feels chaoticCertificates, deposits and records reset properly.→ Sorted with Kerrigans
You chase updates more than you receive themProactive reporting from a named contact.→ Sorted with Kerrigans

Your local Doncaster team

Named people you can actually reach — not a remote call centre.

Anthony Kerrigan, Director
Anthony KerriganDirector01302 769276hello@kerrigans.co.uk
Zoe Kerrigan, Director
Zoe KerriganDirector01302 769276hello@kerrigans.co.uk
Victoria Cooke, Negotiator
Victoria CookeNegotiator01302 769276hello@kerrigans.co.uk
Sam Marriott, Negotiator
Sam MarriottNegotiator01302 769276hello@kerrigans.co.uk

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Switching agent FAQs

Will changing agent force tenants to move?

No. A well-managed handover keeps compliant tenancies in place.

Can you take over mid-tenancy?

Yes — mid-tenancy transfers are common when planned carefully.

What should I ask my current agent before leaving?

Ask for tenancy agreements, deposit details, certificates, arrears schedule and contractor history.