In the UK, the rental market is on the rise. The number of renters has been increasing over the past decade. To understand the whys and hows we can understand the following.

Renting is a very attractive prospect for the many thousands of foreigners who enter our country each year in search of work or a safe haven.

Renting means that we can afford property that we could not otherwise afford, such as large farms, stables, mansions and mansions or even a property with a central London postcode. Maybe you want a house with a pool and it wouldn’t be affordable without the rental market. Or a house in central London, like an apartment or studio for those long weeks stuck in the city for work. Or a weekend retreat in the country for those escaping from the City!

You have flexibility in the sense that we can sign short-term contracts from 1 week to 1 year. We can get up and go as easily as delivering our notice, depending on the terms of the lease that has been signed with our Landlords.

Either way, this is a huge advantage for renting houses across the UK.

The introduction of the Tenancy Deposit Scheme has meant that tenants are now much more protected than ever before. Now this is in effect, tenant deposits are taken care of by a third party and landlords can’t just take what they want from the deposits or return nothing. This has been a big change for renters across the country and has been very well received by homeowners associations as it prevents unscrupulous landlords from giving everyone a bad name.

Energy reports have improved properties for energy bills.

Inventories have stopped disputes at the end of leases, particularly when they have been carried out by a third party, independent Inventory.

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