Tenancy applications

We help you make sense of tenancy applications. Here we inform you of how you can negotiate the terms of your agreement, understand what to expect in tenant screenings and your rights as a tenant.

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Who Pays Council Tax? And How is it Calculated?

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Unless it's all swept up in your rent, council tax is typically going to be paid by the tenant. We explain all.

What is the Tenancy Deposit Scheme?

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We’ve put together our advice for those renting a property.

Types of Tenancy Agreement Explained

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We can help you make sense of your tenancy agreement before you sign it.

Tenant Screening: Everything You Need to Know

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Whether you’re a first-time tenant or not, background checks carried out by the landlord are inevitable. Here's a closer look.

How and What to Negotiate in Your Tenancy Agreement

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Whether there’s a clause you don’t like the look of or you simply want to cut your rent down a little, it’s okay to negotiate.

Landlord and Tenant Responsibilities

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Many people are still in the dark about landlord duties and their tenant obligations.

A Guide to Letting Agency Fees

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With charges that can affect your deposits and potential hidden costs, you’ll want to get to grips with the ins and outs.

What Is a Break Clause? Explaining Rental Contracts

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The rental market can be a confusing place. Sometimes it can feel like lettings agents and landlords speak another language.

How Much Can Renters Save By Moving to the Suburbs?

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Recent data suggests that we’re likely to see more and more people moving out of cities. This has largely been sparked by lockdown and the fact that, for...

The Best and Worst Cities for Renters REVEALED

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Looking for somewhere to rent? Here are the best and worst cities for tenants. From affordability to crime rates, this data has you covered! Check i...

Deposit Alternatives – A New Deposit Choice for Renters

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A big issue for anyone renting a property, whether for the first time or moving from one rented home to another, is raising the deposit. This is usually...

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