If you are planning to pass your New Year’s Eve and New Year in a new home, Home Relief can help you to achieve your festive dream.
We could help you save money and put everything together in place in advance.
Putting everything together in place in advance for Renting-before-the-New-Year offer includes:
√ Discuss and conduct your home needs assessment
√ Work a plan and timetable with you
√ Research a property that suits your need and budget
√ Arrange viewing appointments at mutually convenient times and days
√ Negotiate letting and renting terms with you
√ Sort out deposit and rent in advance
√ Organize references on time
√ Progress report from all parties involved
√ Once your offer has been accepted, finalize the letting agreement
Saving money on your festive rental
Saving money means that the early home seekers contact us this month for rent, the better rental deal in terms both home quality and discount they can get. Especially at this last month of the year, prices tend to go up everywhere without exception of the properties to let.
For those with ordinary incomes and means of living, it is advisable to get in touch soon to find out affordable accommodation before the end of year.
Getting the best festive deal also means we are offering fantastic savings for up to 20% off the market price on our letting and management services.
Festive Savings are on …
√ Rent for properties of any sizes (ranging from single rooms to full houses)
√ Charges for any main services offered (such as lettings, financial or full management and maintenance)
√ Tenancy agreement, tenant administration, guarantor, check out at the end of the tenancy, tenancy agreement renewal, change of occupation, etc.
We can work with you to find your new home this Festive Season and help you start 2020 in relief and joy.
If you are looking for an affordable location and home, Home Relief is the people dealing with affordable homes you could consider in your property searches and enquiries.
How to let your property, get it fully managed, financially managed, maintained and monitored before the end of 2019
Festive Time Starts with Home Relief!
Home Relief’s Festive Letting campaign kicks off today, with Happy Festive Season. We have special Festive Period offers which start from today the 25th of November 2019.
A Happy Festive Season starts with a home that relieves you; your own home where you live as a landlord/lady, the ones your tenants live in and the other ones you want to let.
Before thinking of any other presents or gifts, it is a good idea to give yourself a Festive Gift by letting your property if you are planning to let it. Home Relief is ready to take your letting instructions and make your letting as the Season’s Gift.
Home Relief can help you to achieve your festive property letting and management plans and goals, and start the New Year on a positive note regarding the return on your property investment.
LET IT before the end of 2019
If you are a landlord/lady and having problems or just don’t have time to let your property during the festive period, Home Relief can help. You can appoint or instruct us to do it on your behalf.
GET IT FULLY MANAGED before the end of 2019
If you think that you have other better things to do or priorities during the festive time and or in the near future than self-managing your property, don’t worry! Home Relief can fully manage it for you.
GET IT MAINTAINED before the end of 2019
The last thing any landlord/lady would like to hear is while they are having their festive holidays with friends and relatives (having their preferred drink, meal and chat), tenants try to contact them (via phone or email or even text messages) to deal with some property maintenance issues.
If for any reason you can’t maintain it by yourself, Home Relief can take care of your property while you are having your festive break.
GET IT FINANCIALLY MANAGED before the end of 2019
If you are busier than chasing your tenants for rent or making some payments linked to your property account over the festive time, then Home Relief can collect your rent and administered it for you and other financial matters linked to your property investment. Home Relief can as well organise any online payments or receipts on your behalf.
GET IT MONITORED before the end of 2019
If you are undertaking some building work to your property and want this to continue over the festive time while you will be away over this period, you can instruct Home Relief to supervise your building work until completion or you return. Home Relief can monitor your building work on your behalf and report back to you as the work progresses until full completion.
APPOINT HOME RELIEF TO ACT AS YOUR FESTIVE CONTACT before the end of 2019
If you are contemplating to be abroad or away for a little while during the festive time and you don’t want to leave your tenants without any third party contact or with uninterested or even unqualified party, why not instruct Home Relief to act as your festive contact should there be any problem or an emergency. Home Relief can act on your behalf while you are away.
Whether it is about Lettings Only, Financial or Full Management and Maintenance or Monitoring or just a Property Contact/Liaison, you can instruct Home Relief to act on your behalf. If you require a quotation or estimate, please do not hesitate to contact Home Relief.
By taking the decision to appoint Home Relief in this way, this will enable you to have a relaxing, hassle-free, peaceful and less costly festive season with your property rental business and with your love ones.
JUST INSTRUCT US NOW FOR A FESTIVE PEACE OF MIND AND SECURITY OF YOUR INVESTMENT! WE ARE READY TO TAKE YOUR FESTIVE INSTRUCTIONS.
Just Work with Home Relief’s Festive Lettings & Gifts Negotiator.
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The importance of explaining to tenants the functioning of appliances and fittings in a rented property
This week, we are working with landlords/ladies on the importance of explaining the incoming or already living-in tenants the functioning of white goods and fittings in a rented property, especially when these types of items required specific instructions to follow to handle them.
The law states that landlords/ladies are responsible for the state of any machines and white goods they provide in the rental property. White goods are appliances such as washing machines, fridge-freezers, tumble dryers and dishwashers. Fittings and fixings include boilers, showers etc.
For example, the landlords/ladies are responsible for servicing the boiler. The Landlord and Tenant Act of 1985 requires that landlords/ladies keep in good repair and working order installations that supply water, gas and electricity as well as sanitation systems.
Maintenance case
This week’s topic gives us the opportunity to remember a case we came across. It was a case related to a landlord who installed a new boiler in his rented property through the work of a boiler engineer. The engineer who installed the boiler explained that before turning on the heat key, the boiler must be first fed with water. The landlord forgot to pass this information to the tenants. One evening, the tenants ran the boiler without activating the water feeding system. As a result, the boiler broke down.
What this week’s process will include
This week, we are going to look at the following elements:
√ The transfer of information about white goods and fittings from landlords/ladies to tenants (how to conduct this transfer, what information to pass on and what not pass on)
√ Working manuals (including digital operating instructions and online videos) of white goods and fittings in a rented accommodation
√ Instruction books (including online videos) related to peripherals such as thermostats, remote controls for homes with digital or e-technologies
√ Areas of insurance policies and cover plans about these items where there is a need to pass some information to the tenants for mutual benefit (to avoid risk of missing the deadline for renewal of cover plans although service providers always send a reminder)
√ Stickers or labels (including important contact numbers, makes, serial numbers, etc.) on these machines (where to find them) where tenants can find relevant information if there is a need to do so
Etc.
Nowdays, almost every body has a smart phone or just a mobile phone. If your tenants have a smart phone, it is even easy to pass this information to them. You can even pass to them (via mobilephone or e-mail) a link to watch the videos about these white goods and fittings for the purpose of better informed maintenance.
Where landlords/ladies involve a managing agent, this area of property maintenance responsibility becomes obvious and falls within the hands of this agent, unless landlords/ladies decide to fully or partly take this responsibility.
This area of property maintenance is as well important to avoid conflicting tenancies. It is vital to avoid the breakdown of very expensive items (such as boiler) in privately rented property. They can break if landlords/ladies do not correctly pass the information to handle them or if tenants are careless.
However, as landlords/ladies you should always make sure you correctly pass the information on these items to your tenants and make sure the tenants use them correctly as well.
Want to learn or find out more about the process of correctly pass maintenance information to the tenants, please work with Home Relief.
If you are looking for an affordable location and home, Home Relief is the people dealing with affordable homes you could consider in your property searches and enquiries.
Our work about the relationships between landlords/ladies and tenants continue this week with rent increase. Particularly, we are dealing with an area of the relationships between the desire of a landlord/lady to increase the rent and tenants’ dispute about the justification of a rent increase.
This is an issue which can result in tenancy crisis between the two contractual parties whereby the landlords/ladies want to increase the rent of their rented property while the tenants living in that property argue that there is no justification for rent increase since the conditions of the property have not changed or been improved.
Ourselves we came across a case of landlord who complained and told us this:
“It is now three years since these tenants moved in my property and they are still paying the same level of rent. Yet, the market rent has gone up for similar properties in the local area according to a recent rent valuation. I am still receiving the same amount of rent since they moved in”.
We mediated in discussing the matter with the tenants informing them the landlord’s intention to increase rent. They argued this:
“We do not see why he wants to increase the rent. Since, we moved in his property, it is still in the same conditions. He has never improved the conditions of his property and whenever we have maintenance issues, he barely responds. All he does collecting his rent and now he wants more money”.
As the above example shows, one side wants to increase the rent while the other side does not want to pay for the increase without any sound justification.
Depending on the type of tenancy, if the landlord/lady wants to increase the rent there are rules. The tenant can disagree with the landlord’s/lady’s decision to increase the rent. Where there is disagreement, there is also an opening for negotiation to reach an agreement. If the two parties fail to reach an agreement on this matter, then they explore other means to resolve their disputes.
This week, we are working with both parties on the rent increase. We will be working landlords/ladies on the following matters:
√ The rules for rent increase
√ Rent increase policy
√ Landlords/ladies’ contractual obligations which will include maintenance of their property
√ Rent review policy and practices
√ How to fix the rent in a changing rental market or how to reflect the change of rental market conditions into the rent determination
etc.
With the tenants, we will work on the following:
√ What to do about rent increase
√ Tenants’ contractual obligations as provided by the tenancy agreement
√ How to reach an agreement with a landlord/lady on the rent increase issue
√ Available support on rent increase issue (support such as Citizen Advice Bureau, where to get help to pay rent, appeal to a tribunal for a rent complaints, housing help from the local council, etc.).
In this matter of rent increase, there is no one size fits all. We will be dealing with individual cases. We will discuss each case of rent increase individually. Every case will be treated on their own merits.
If you a landlord/lady and have some problems in increasing the rent of your rented property, please work with Home Relief to sort out the matter.
If you are a tenant and disagrees with the rent increase asked by your landlord/lady and do not know what to do, please work with Home Relief.
If you are looking for an affordable location and home, Home Relief is the people dealing with affordable homes you could consider in your property searches and enquiries.
Let’s start this week’s post and topic with the following complaint from a landlady.
Landlady: The tenants I have got, when they came in my property they were working. Now, I have discovered that they are claiming benefit. What should I do?
The above is the case Home Relief came across from a landlady who asked us for advice and guidance.
This week we are discussing with landlords/ladies how the changes of their tenants’ circumstances may or may not affect their relationships and various aspects of tenancy matter; in particular when a tenant starts to claim housing benefits. Yet, they initially rented the property as working or professional tenants.
Most experienced landlords/ladies would know how to deal with this situation. If not, it is better to seek advice or support or even do your own search since there is a lot of sources of information one can tap into.
At the start of any tenancy, it is better to plan for the unpredictable and unforeseeable. If the plan works, that is fine. If it does not work, then there is always legal advice and guidance that one may seek.
To prevent this happens, most landlords/ladies or their letting agents would have carried out all the required letting checks and verifications before the tenancy starts. They would have collected tenants’ references related to the proof of income; check their credit history or score; get the required deposit; get the necessary cover (a guarantor) if the tenants fail to pay; make them to sign an undertaking if they fail in their contractual obligations etc.
However precautions they may take, letting a property is always a risky business like any other types of business. It does not matter the safety measures one can take as we are dealing with human beings. If things change like in the above case, what to do?
There are few things one can do such as
√ Review the terms and conditions of the tenancy agreement
√ Check the tenants’ entitlement to housing benefits is real
√ Review their occupational reference
√ Update their credit history
√ Re-examine their entire file (particularly the financial information you hold about them)
√ Reassess the referencing criteria which says that household income should be 2.5 times the annual rent, etc.
Perhaps, the best thing to do is to have a meeting with the tenants and discuss the matter in depth to find out how they are going to pay for the rent agreed for the all length or the rest of the tenancy. If this does not work, you can always seek mediation or legal advice if the rent payment becomes a controversial issue.
There are more steps that can be taken to resolve any pending issues stemming from the change of tenants’ income circumstances. This week we are working on the range of possible solutions or options to the problem, especially for those landlords/ladies who did not buy a rent guaranteed scheme or rent insurance policy on the market.
Need to find out what to if your tenants’ income circumstances change, work with Home Relief.
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How to meet the needs of privately renting of a growing family
This week, we will be looking at the pros and cons when letting your property to a family, let say made of a maximum of 5 members.
Sometimes, we come across landlords/ladies when instructing us they strictly say they only want single professional tenants. Yet, there are families who need accommodation and who may not have any other alternative than to privately rent, especially where private tenancies suit their needs.
Amongst these family renters are those with small children and sometimes expect to have one or two more children to grow and complete their family. They may not afford to buy their property in the short term. In these circumstances, if they choose or are forced to privately rent, they expect to find a property that can meet their basic life-sustaining family needs and requirements.
How private tenancies can meet this housing demand
It could be a dilemma between family renters who are looking to meet their accommodation of a growing family on one hand, and landlords/ladies who are mostly letting their properties to raise or make some income on the other. This week, we are trying to reconcile the two competing needs or ends (of family renters and economically rational landlords/ladies).
What are the housing needs of a growing family?
Their needs can be variable depending on many factors such as family size, income, earning capacity, number of children, children’s needs and requirements etc. We are talking here about a family of 2 to 3 children and two adults (parents). Let say a family of a maximum of 5 members. A family like this may need the following in the rented accommodation: space, reasonable size of rooms, good heating system, healthy place to live with children, briefly a family-friendly home.
What this week’s work with landlords/ladies will include
It will include the following
√ The housing needs of a growing small family
√ The legal elements to consider when planning letting your property to families
√ Ways of keeping family tenancies running smoothly and trouble-free
√ Legal aspects when children are included in the agreement, etc.
Like in any lettings, there are pros and cons when letting your property to families with children. This week, we will work with family-friendly landlords/ladies to find way of reducing problems before they embark in such a tenancy. By the way, for landlords/ladies who are looking for a long term and stable tenancy, letting their property to a family could be a viable solution to explore.
If you are planning or do not mind to let your property to families with children, this week’s session is designed for you.
Need to know more about family-friendly lettings or tenancies, please work with Home Relief.
If you are looking for an affordable location and home, Home Relief is the people dealing with affordable homes you could consider in your property searches and enquiries.
Bespoke Property Rescue Mission Service with Abandoned Properties
This week’s topic for work with landlords/ladies and home owners is abandoned properties.
My tenant abandoned the property, what should I do?
Abandonment happens when a tenant moves out of a property before the tenancy has expired, without informing their landlord/lady. There are many causes of abandonment which could include the following:
~ Outstanding rent
~ Unpaid bills
~ Loss of job
~ Change of legal status
~ Change of tenant’s personal circumstances and so on.
Whatever the reason or cause (justified or unjustified), there could be a cost to be beard, especially for the landlord/lady.
What could be the costs?
There could be loss of rent for landlord/lady, legal costs, maintenance costs, the costs of pressure, etc. The situation can even be worse when tenants leave behind their belongings and or pass the keys to someone else or simply squatters get in. What to do?
What is the legal position on the abandonment matter?
The legal position on this matter is that the tenant still has a legal right to return and take up residence at any time and it is a criminal offence for landlords/ladies to do anything to prevent the continuation of the tenancy. It is as well a criminal offence to end a tenancy without going through the proper legal motions.
What are the options available?
The only option for a landlord/lady is to go through the legal process for regaining possession of an abandoned property which can take months.
This is why at Home Relief, we provide Bespoke Property Rescue Mission as a rescue service for any property which is subject to disputes between the two parties, particularly where the landlord/lady lost control and wants to regain control.
No tenancy can be perfect. No matter the kinds of precautions you may take before it begins. For as long as you are dealing with human beings, there is always a possibility of human error and something can happen in the future. Abandonment is one of the problems which can happen. Home Relief’s Bespoke Rescue Mission Service covers this problem. If abandonment happens, then it needs to be dealt with.
Abandonment case studies
• First case: Professional tenant
Few years ago, we come across a case whereby a landlord called us to inform us that his tenant left the premises in Streatham without notice and did not pay the last three months’ rent.
Before letting the property to tenant, the landlord collected one months’ deposit and one months’ rent in advance. The tenant provided good references (.i.e. employment, previous landlord, bank statements, pay slips, etc.) and she was working in one of the major financial institutions of the town. The references collected from her at the time built more trust from the landlord on her than to any other competing home seekers.
But, sadly she abandoned the property. The landlord tried to contact her in vain. When we called at the one bedroom flat with the landlord, we discovered that she left the property and a male person was coming in the night to sleep there and claimed to be her friend. We asked him to provide the contact details of the legal tenant so that we could trace her, he could not.
We managed by ourselves to track down the tenant. She handed back the keys but did not pay the outstanding rent of nearly £2,000. She told us she left her possessions in the property of £3,000 market value, which the landlord can sell to cover the outstanding rent. This was simply not true. We had to resort to a legal action to settle the financial matter as she could not get away with her tricks.
• Second case: Housing benefit claimant
A landlord had a male tenant who moved in a room to share in a 3 bedroom house in Streatham. All the particulars of reference were collected by the landlord from the tenant. They both agreed and signed one-year short hold tenancy agreement.
Since the tenant was claiming housing benefit, it was agreed and arranged by both parties that the housing benefit would be directly paid to the tenant’s account, and then the latter would pay it to the landlord. Unfortunately, the tenant was receiving the rent from Wandsworth Council without paying it to the landlord.
After six months of rent arrears, the landlord contacted us for rescuing his property. We investigated the matter and discovered that the rent was well paid to the tenant; but he did not pass it to the landlord. We also discovered he was not sleeping in his room and he abandoned it. He was instead using the place as his mailing address for his unknown business. He was just coming unnoticed to check his mail.
We had to chase him and resort to some legal steps to reclaim the rent payments as well as we undertook legal action to seek possession of the property as we were instructed by the landlords to do so.
The above cases show how what can sound very good and straightforward at the start of any tenancy can become conflicting and complicated in the future.
Anyone who has a property which has been abandoned and is wondering what to do, they can work with Home Relief to sort out the matter.
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As part of our Autumn Letting and Rental Campaign, we are offering this week support to landlords/ladies and tenants in their tenancy relationships.
Landlord/Lady –Tenant Relationship Support: Who is for?
This support aims at those contractual parties who have problems, those who feel they may likely experience disagreement sooner or later, and those who want to learn to avoid or solve problems between them.
What we will provide this week
To stay on track of hassle-free letting and rental and consolidate our support to landlords/ladies and tenants, we are providing a week of Healthy, Worthy and Wealthy Relationship Support starting from 14 October and ending 20 October 2019.
A healthy tenancy relationship means that landlords/ladies and tenants are connected through tenancy based on mutual respect, trust and honesty.
A wealthy tenancy relationship means that the contractual rent is paid in the manner, at the amount and at the time as specified by the terms and conditions of agreement so that the landlord/lady does not lose on their wealth. Because the rent is paid as agreed, the landlord/lady keeps their part of the bargain; that is to manage and maintain their property accordingly so that tenants do not lose their income in paying for a property which does not provide value for their money.
A worthy tenancy relationship means that the process of dealing with tenancy matters between the two contractual parties in context of tenancy agreement suits both of them, and has merit or value as well.
So, a trouble-free letting and rental relationship is expressed by good relationships between the two contractual parties (Landlord/lady and Tenant). This week’s support aims at alleviating some of the problems which may occur and or occurring with existing tenancies as well as finding way forward or solutions.
Free Bespoke Rescue or Relief Packages this week!
In addition to the above support service, Landlords/ladies can access our Bespoke Rescue Package for FREE and/ or at minimal third party costs, just as Tenants can have our Bespoke Relief Package arranged for them for FREE and/or at very competitive third party costs.
To get the makes of your Bespoke Rescue or Relief Packages, contact Home Relief this week!
What’s more for this week!
We are offering a 10% discount on all of our instructions to let for Landlords/ladies and of applications to rent from home seekers or prospective tenants regardless of the sizes and locations of properties.
To build on this Autumn season’s fresh sale offer, we are as well given away a 5 minutes EXTRA FREE of advice to let for Landlords/ladies and Help to Rent for Tenants; making altogether with our usual 15 minutes FREE 20 minutes of FREE advice and or help.
To get 20 minutes of FREE advice and or help, contact Home Relief this week!
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This Autumn, we are offering Promoted Lets to the market for landlords/ladies who decide to instruct us for letting and managing their properties.
Whether you find tenants by yourselves or through us, if you decide to involve us you can have your let promoted by Home Relief.
What is a promoted let?
Promoted Lets scheme by Home Relief is an account managed service offered to landlords/ladies that boosts the letting of their property (ies) through a multi-channel presentation. It has some advantages which include the three main following ones:
√ Helping to raise the profile of your residential property letting and management business
√ Encouraging prospective renters and home-renting seekers to place an offer on your property
√ Boosting the earning potentials of your property portfolio
Who is eligible for a promoted let?
Any landlord/lady and home owner can be eligible for promoted lets, including beginner and seasoned prof landlords/ladies.
Even if you are only a part time landlord/lady or only have one or two properties to let, Promoted Lets can help to expand your property investment potentials should you decide to become a full time landlord/lady or a regular property-to-let investor.
If you decide to become regular property-to-let investor, Home Relief can create an account managed service for you to help you achieve your property and investment goals and returns.
What’s more, a Promoted Let can offer you leads or help you to tap into various segments of the letting and management property market. It provides you with qualitative and quantitative data about the local area in which your property to let or manage is located while reporting the state of rent and letting in the area.
Finally, Promoted Lets is a Home Relief product designed to optimise your earning capacity so that you can steadily and surely grow your portfolio over the long term.
Briefly, with Promoted Lets, you get the following benefits:
your Let Property Online Advertised
plusa Letting Story
pluslocal data
plusrent report
plus Savings on Future Lettings and Management Costs
plus Assistance to Build Property Portfolio
equal Tenants and Return on your Investment Guaranteed
To instruct Home Relief and or find more about Promoted Lets Scheme, please contact Home Relief.
If you are looking for an affordable location and home, Home Relief is the people dealing with affordable homes you could consider in your property searches and enquiries.
Settling in a new home, new area and new academic year –
Property Management and Maintenance from Renters’ Perspective
Adapting to a new living environment (like a new home, new area and new academic year) can be easier for some new home renters. For others, it may not be easier or it may even be frustrating.
To manage the settling-in process as a new home renter in a new area in a new academic year, we are working together with new renters on these matters this week.
We will be particularly looking at the all set-up that those who are newly moving in a new home as renters can match to make the process easier while they will be living there and managing their tenancy as agreed with their landlords and or managing agents.
This is about looking at property management and maintenance from the tenants’ point of view rather than from the landlords’/ladies’ perspective.
Property management and maintenance from tenants’ perspective
To successfully manage and maintain your new home as a new renter, it is advisable to follow the terms and conditions of the tenancy agreement and any additional agreements you have made with your managing agents and or landlords/ladies.
There are as well areas of law that new renters need be aware as the tenancy law sometimes does change. If the change occurs and is going to affect their rental situation, then they need to know it. Alternatively, their managing agents and or landlords/ladies would inform them of any changes in the interest of the two contractual parties and their witnesses.
There are benefits in better managing and maintaining a property as a tenant. Just to mention the few of them, it is useful to argue that better management and maintenance by the tenants can help…
√ To protect tenants’ deposit and any other money paid as security
√ To stop tenants from any breach of the tenancy agreement
√ To secure their reference for future tenancies
√ To prevent conflicting situations with their managing agents and landlords/ladies
√ To safeguard their credit records history
√ To protect the indoor and outdoor environment etc.
This is so vital in the world where there is online database of bad tenants in the market.
Knowing your new home and new area
This week’s process of working together with new renters in this new academic year goes further as we are going as well to touch upon the things to be aware around your new home and new area.
Moving in a new area means that your need know your neighbourhood and the basics about the local area. Already when putting an offer on your property or before you move in, your letting agents or new landlord/lady would have provided you with a profile of vital statistics and key information about the area. If not, you would have yourself done some searches online and via print resources about the area.
It is vital to learn to know the area where you will be living, shopping on daily basis, commuting, using open space and amenities, perhaps doing your education and working there.
Again, this knowledge of your local area can help to protect you, save money, keep you safe and secure, make you be part of the locals and keep you informed and make informed decisions.
Settling in a new academic year
If you are a student or academic staff, it is also worthwhile to do some searches about what it looks like privately renting a property in a new academic year. The home where you will be living for the entire life of your academic year can impact on your goals and outcomes if you are not properly settled. A good settlement can positively impact your performance and state of mind and body to successfully study and or work.
Generally, many educational establishments provide information about student and staff accommodation and advisory service related to this area of educational provisioning. In our process this week, we are only dealing with the case of those who would like to privately rent and want to understand the ins and outs so that they can make informed decisions.
Need to know more about settling-in process as a new renter in a new area in this new academic year, work with Home Relief.
Need to rent a home and or help to rent, work with Home Relief.
If you are looking for an affordable location and home, Home Relief is the people dealing with affordable homes you could consider in your property searches and enquiries.
