Moving out of a rented home is never a simple process, and if you’re coming to the end of your tenancy, this guide will help you understand what you need to do next. More info...
Rogue agents can cause students stress and loss of money. Our guide informs students how they can ensure their tenancy runs smoothly. More info...
Making a house a home can be even easier when you have a pet, but it isn’t without its risks. More info...
As a tenant, your tenancy will likely be considered an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST). There are certain rights you and your landlord have under an AST, as well as common clauses you will come across that will apply to most tenancies. This guide looks at what ASTs are, how they protect you and what rules they put in place. More info...
Before renting a property, tenants will usually hand over a security deposit to a landlord or letting agent. This money protects the landlord should a tenant break any terms of the rental agreement. More info...
In July 2019, a report was given to Government by the Regulation of Property Agents working group, outlining how letting and estate agents should be regulated in future. But what will this mean for landlords, tenants and homeowners? More info...
The Government recently announced plans to remove Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 and improve Section 8 eviction grounds. More info...
Letting agents exist to take a lot of the hassle out of renting; see how to find the best agent for you and what benefits they offer. More info...
You have the right to complain about your letting agent or landlord, providing the complaint is legitimate. We’ve put together examples of complaints you may have and how to properly report them. More info...
Check out our fact sheet on the alternatives to the traditional ‘cash’ tenancy security deposit. Companies often referred to as a ‘deposit-free’ or a ‘deposit replacement’ scheme are gaining traction, with a number of new suppliers emerging. More info...
If you’re thinking about renting, you could be forgiven for finding the process a little overwhelming; lengthy contracts, difficult to read paperwork, not to mention the confusing language—what does it all mean? More info...
Privately rented properties in the UK have certain standards of living they need to adhere to, by law, so that the property is safe, comfortable and suitable to be lived in. Tenants should be aware of their rights and responsibilities in terms of their property's fitness for human habitation. More info...
Sub-letting is when a tenant lets out part of the property they are renting to another tenant. There are important rules and responsibilities for landlords and tenants to be aware of when sub-letting. More info...
Universal Credit supports people who are out of work or on a low income. It was designed to make sure you are better off in work than on benefits. More info...
The UK's Private Rented Sector can be a confusing place. With housing under the remit of the devolved governments, it means that the rules can vary quite dramatically across the different countries. More info...
We outline everything you need to know about how Right to Rent checks are undertaken and what they mean to you as a tenant. More info...
As the cost of getting on the housing ladder continues to soar a house-share is becoming popular for all ages, particularly those in larger cities where the cost of living is typically higher. More info...
Don’t let renting a house stand in the way of your design aspirations. With a pinch of imagination, you can transform your rented home. More info...
For many young professionals, moving to a new city and finding somewhere to live can be tricky. Renting with others could mean being tied into a long tenancy with people you might not get along with, and living alone can be expensive and lonely, so what other options are there? More info...
More than half of those who bought, sold or rented a home in the last five years had issues with their estate or letting agent. However, the majority didn’t check if their agent was regulated or part of a professional body before signing the contract. More info...
Through frequent rent payments with The Rental Exchange you will be able to improve your credit score and suitability as a homeowner or just a future tenant. More info...
You need an agent that you can trust and rely on when issues arise. The quality of the agent makes a real difference. More info...
Have you considered what you need to do in order to get your deposit back for your current pad? More info...
Moving house can be one of the most stressful things you will ever have to do, read our advice to make it a little easier. More info...
Don't be tricked into paying an upfront fee to rent a property which in reality does not exist. More info...