2 reviews of J Aland Lettings's Bath office come from tenants, rated 3.0 out of 5 on average. We know the reviewer is one of the tenants when they told us, ticked it on the review form, or the review says so. See how it compares with other estate agents in Bath.
Reviews from tenants
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★★★★★5/5
The Trusted Agent
Tenant
Jayne is brilliant!
Hi there,
We just moved out of our final year home - Jayne was so helpful at any problems we had over the year. Great communication and it was clear what was expected on both sides of agreement. Really easy check in and out! Would highly recommend if you like no fuss and problems.
Thanks,
Emily
Emily · 5 July 2018
★★★★★1/5
The Trusted Agent
Tenant
worst
Don't know about the other properties but for Quasar Building in Bath, it is the worst renting experience I have ever had! The lettings really is not responsible at all and caused many troubles to us. Making us pay some what they called "nessessary bills".
I really do not recommende this lettings at all as I have had a dreadful experience with them along with their corporating cleaning company.
Tony · 26 July 2017
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We just moved out of our final year home - Jayne was so helpful at any problems we had over the year. Great communication and it was clear what was ..."
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