Lettings Quest International · updated October 2026
London property help for owners in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia
Lettings Quest International is a letting agent for overseas landlords in London: we help people who own, or want to own, a London flat while living in Asia.
We are based in SE17 at Elephant & Castle. We work in English, and can help in Cantonese or Malay if you ask when you book.
01 · Who we help
Four kinds of people we help most
Our guides are for people who live in one time zone and own, or want to own, a flat in another.
We work the same way: messages, video calls and plain answers.
02 · Three ways in
Let it, ask us, or meet a partner
You do not have to switch agents to talk to us.
You might want us to let and manage your flat, give you an honest second opinion, or find help outside our patch.
03 · The guides
From buying to selling, in order
Start with can foreigners buy property in the UK? and mortgages for non-UK residents if you have not bought yet.
If you already let a flat, read the Non-Resident Landlord scheme and how to complete form NRL1.
For the area, read letting in Elephant & Castle and student flats near LSBU and LCC.
04 · Building guides
The buildings we know best
Our building guides cover the main residential towers and schemes at Elephant & Castle.
Read Strata SE1, One the Elephant and Elephant Park.
05 · What changed
The rules that moved in 2026 and 2027
Letting in England changed a great deal in 2026, and more is due in 2027.
These are the dates that matter to an owner living abroad; the Renters’ Rights Act guide covers the detail for agents.
06 · Choosing an agent
Questions to ask any London agent
Whoever you choose, an agent for an owner abroad needs to do more than find a tenant.
Tick what your current agent already does for you.
FAQ · letting agent for overseas landlords in London
Questions, answered
What owners, buyers and parents abroad ask us first.
Sources · every fact on this page
Where the facts come from
General information, not tax or legal advice. Rules change, so check the official source or a qualified adviser before you act.
