Find your next home to rent with ease
Properties to rent in Beaconsfield, Hazlemere, Princes Risborough, Thame and Wendover.
You’re in safe hands
Tim Russ is ARLA-licensed, backed by Propertymark Client Money Protection and The Property Ombudsman. Clear fees, secure deposits and dedicated support mean you can rent with total peace of mind.
How renting works with Tim Russ
Step 1
Start your search
Browse rental homes on our website, Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket, social feeds or pop into one of our offices.
Step 2
Tell us what matters
Register your details with us and share your wish-list; we’ll fine-tune matches and alert you first.
Step 3
View in person
Enjoy accompanied tours where we answer questions on the spot and gather instant feedback.
Step 4
Make your offer
Submit terms and a one-week holding deposit to pause marketing while we progress checks.
Step 5
Pass referencing
Rightmove Verify runs credit, landlord and affordability checks; we also complete Right to Rent ID verification.
Step 6
Sign and settle up
Review the tenancy agreement, pay first month’s rent and dilapidations deposit, then receive your ‘How to Rent’ guide.
Step 7
Move-in day
Collect keys, meet your property manager and relax—our team is on hand throughout your tenancy.
Step 8
Ongoing tenancy
If we fully manage the property, then we will be your first port of call for any maintenance issues or general questions you have. You can either contact our property management team on 01494 681122, or log into our system Street to report any maintenance issues here
Money matters explained
Your holding deposit is simply one week’s rent and is deducted from your move-in balance. Rent is paid monthly in advance, and we secure a dilapidations deposit capped at five weeks’ rent with the TDS for your protection. Throughout the tenancy we only collect the government-permitted payments—for example, interest on rent more than 14 days late or the cost of replacing lost keys. All setup, referencing and checkout fees are covered by your landlord.
Renters Rights Act
The Renters’ Rights Act will deliver a sizeable shake up to the lettings sector that will fundamentally change the industry. From the 1st of May 2026, the new laws will give tenants stronger rights, more protection and added security.
Our guide for tenants outlines exactly what is changing and how it will impact you. Please follow the two links below or speak to our team if you have any further questions.
What to expect
Once we receive your signed offer form, we’ll email a secure link to complete referencing. Provide a current passport (and, if required, proof of UK residency) so checks run smoothly. Your holding deposit is refunded against initial rent unless you withdraw, supply misleading information or fail Right to Rent. Throughout, we keep you updated and ready for move-in.
Out of Hours Emergencies: Contact information
Emergencies happen when you least expect them, so if one does occur outside of our normal working hours (Mon – Thurs 9am – 6pm & Fri 9am – 5:30pm), please see the below list of contractors who can assist. If your emergency occurs within office hours, please contact your property manager instead.
Emergency Contact Numbers:
Gas/boiler and heating problems
T H Heating Services Ltd – 07525 663209 (Tahir)
General maintenance & plumbing issues
Property Maintenance and Waste Services Limited – 07555 356836 (Gary)
Electrical issues
Goldfinch Electrics – 07887 719762 (Jason)
Locksmith
RPC Locksmiths – 07702 809477 (Rob)
National Gas Emergency Service
0800 111 999
UK Power Network
0800 029 4285
Office Emergency Mobile
07825 668311
When should you report an emergency?
- You and/or the property are at immediate risk of injury, harm, or serious damage.
- Water leaks that can’t be contained and/or have caused flooding.
- Total loss of heating and/or hot water during winter months (November–February).
- Total loss of electrical power within the property
- When you have confirmed the outage is not part of a wider utility issue affecting other homes, such as local power cuts