I would not recommend Turner from a landlords perspective. Under Agency law it says that an 'agent' is legally responsible for looking after my interests as my agent, when in realty they looked after their interests and the tenants interests at my expense (as it was I who is paying them, not the tenant). The state of my home when moving back in to it was 'unreasonably' dirty and had damage greater than just wear and tear (ie no usable showers). Missing tongues in door frames, grime was left on all kitchen cupboard tops. heavy layers of dust was left on pelmets, excessive house cracking due to the obvious disconnection of pop up sprinkler system (even when I was paying excess water), undetected and severe internal water damage to plaster walls, dog bite marks & chewing on kitchen cupboards, almost all doors have some form of hole or impact cracks on the door faces, damage to a blind was even incurred by the agent on final inspection without notifying me of its occurrence, the yard has hidden piles of plant debris that is 6 foot high at the back fence. Having been a tenant myself, I understand what is required of a vacating tenant. In this case the state of my home was left in a very unsatisfactory way, with very little concern shown by my agent at law. The willingness of the agent to resolve these issues was non existent hence this post.