Denzel

You're not alone... Many other landlords are having to subsidise their tenants and those that can't are evicting these families.

There is support available to you - Eviction is not the only option.

Would be happy to have a futher chat to see how we can help your situation.... Read More

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Because if the eviction is not prevented that family will end up in expensive hotel or bnb accommodation - all paid for by the council.

Have a read of the temporary accommodation crisis across England costing councils up to £2bn every year.

By preventing homelessness, we keep them in rented accommodation, avoiding expensive temporary accommodation saving the tax payer at-least £15-20K per year per family.... Read More

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We also operate outside of London and would be happy to have a conversation.... Read More

Increases have not been driven by what landlords want but moreso the mortgage rate crisis... Most landlords want their properties to remain affordable for their tenants... But due to the challenging climate are left with no choice but to increase the rent.

If the PRS loses landlords who are willing to rent to families on Universal Credit.... This means more more homeless families... If more families are made homeless you are looking at a bill of at-least £20K per year per family.... Read More

In this circumstance the landlord wanted another 24 month contract - so we were able to achieve that for him. However you can also get a 12 or 24 month contract.... Read More