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 Social Housing Solutions, to deal or not to deal with them |
 6.11.2009, 12:19
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New member  Group: User Posts: 1 Joined: 6.11.2009 Member No.: 884  |
Hello,
we are trying to find a tenant for our studio flat, and just now somebody form Social Housing Solutions rang and offered us a 3 year guarantee rent but the tenant will be an unemployed person. Has anyone dealt with them? Is it worth it and is it really as they said - we'll get ga=uaranteed rent no matter what? We are newbees and don't know much. Thank you for your replies. |
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8.11.2009, 21:54
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 Senior Group: Administrator Posts: 106 Joined: 3.3.2009 Member No.: 36 |
I've never dealt with them, but it is important to read through their contract and any small print to ensure that your choice is well-informed. Sometimes what agents say and what their agreement with the landlord says are two different things. To me the only way they can do this is by arranging a rent-guarantee insurance. I guess their commission is higher than average too.
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9.11.2009, 23:07
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User Group: User Posts: 27 Joined: 16.6.2009 Member No.: 527 |
What is social housing solutions? Is it an estate/letting agency or the department with the local authority? To me, if smth sounds too good to be true, its probably not good or not true.
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