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Renters Rights ACT 2026

Fri, 01 May 2026 11:21:00 +0000

Section 21 (no fault) eviction will be banned. Landlords will not be able to evict tenants without a specific, legally valid reason.

Fixed Term Assured Tenancies will be banned. Tenancies will roll over to periodic tenancies until either party decides to end it.

Tenants will have a 12 month protected period at the start of any tenancy. During this 12 month period, Landlords will be unable to evict tenants to move in to the property or to sell the property.

It will be illegal for Landlords to discriminate against prospective renters who have children or who receive benefits.

Landlords will be prevented from asking for, encouraging or accepting bids above the advertised rental price.

Landlords will be able to ask for maximum of 1 months rental upfront.

Rental increases will legally be limited to a maximum of once per year.

Every tenant will have the right to request to have a pet in the property, this request cannot be unreasonably refused by the Landlord.

Tenants will be able to challenge rent increases with confidence if they feel that rental increases are above market prices.

Landlords will not be able to ask for or accept a rental payment prior to a tenancy agreement being signed by both parties.

Landlords must advertise properties for rental with the asking price published.

If a tenant has paid a deposit, the court will only allow a possession order if one or more of the following has happened:
a) The deposit is stored in a Government Approved Tenancy Deposit Scheme, complied with the schemes requirements and the tenant has been provided with the correct information
b) The deposit has been returned to the tenant, in full or with any deductions agreed with the tenant
c) The tenant challenged the Landlord through the courts on whether the Deposit Protection requirements have been met and the has been decided, settled or withdrawn.

ASKING A TENANT TO LEAVE

Landlords will now need to issue a Section 8 for eviction using one or more of the grounds for possession.
If the tenant does something wrong in the property, Landlords will be able to issue notice using the relevant grounds at any point in the tenancy.
If a tenant is in 3 months arrears, the Landlord can issue notice, if the tenant does not leave at the end of the notice period the court will only need to provide a possession order once the tenant is in 3 months of arrears.
If a Landlord needs to evict a tenant due to antisocial behaviour, the notice period will be shorter and a Landlord can apply to the court to start eviction proceeding and get a possession order immediately.

LANDLORD BREAKING THE LAW

The local council will have new powers to investigate, collect and act of evidence if a Landlord is breaking the law. If a tenant believes that their Landlord has committed an offence, they can apply to the First Tier Tribunal for a Rent Repayment Order (RRO).

GROUNDS FOR EVICTION USING A SECTION 8 NOTICE
There are many mandatory grounds and discretionary grounds that can be used with a Section 8, providing there is reason for this. We have highlighted, what we believe to the most common grounds for eviction, along with the new notice periods for reference.
Mandatory Grounds:

Ground 1 – Occupation by Landlord or Family – notice period 4 months (not to be used within the first 12 months of tenancy)
Ground 1A – Sale of Dwelling House – notice period 4 months (not to be used within the first 12 months of tenancy)
Ground 5F – Dwelling House Occupied as Supported Accommodation – notice period 4 weeks
Ground 5G – Tenancy Granted for Homelessness Duty – notice period 4 weeks within a 12 month timescale
Ground 7 – Death of Tenancy – notice period 2 months
Ground 7A – Severe Antisocial or Criminal Behaviour – notice period N/A – application to courts can be done immediately.
Ground 8 – Rent Arrears – notice period 4 weeks, once the tenant is in arrears of 3 months or 13 weeks.

Discretionary Grounds:

Ground 10 – Any Rent Arrears – Landlords can apply for an eviction with less than 3 months arrears.
Ground 11 – Persistent Arrears – notice period 4 weeks

Ground 12 – Breach of Tenancy – not related to rental payments – notice period 2 weeks

Ground 13 – Deterioration of the Property – notice period 2 weeks

For full information on the Renters Rights Act, please use the Some of our buyers have shared their concerns that the Renters Right Act might affect thie profitability.

Possible Concern 1) Higher compliance costs - Meeting updated standards can involve property upgrades and ongoing checks.

Readylet’s Answer – Our properties have a full refurbishment before your purchase them, to ensure that this property is to a minimum of the Possible Concern 2) Extended arrears periods - Longer eviction timelines can result in months of unpaid rent.

Readylet’s Answer – We source suitable tenants for the properties, either local tenants who are fully referenced and affordability checked and suitable for a 'Which Best Buy' Possible Concern 3) Increased legal expenses - More complex processes may require additional legal support.

Readylet’s Answer – We source suitable tenants for the properties, either local tenants who are fully referenced and affordability checked and suitable for a 'Which Best Buy' Possible Concern 4) More administrative work - Managing tenancies under new regulations can take more time and effort

Readylet’s Answer – We set you up with a trusted local letting agency who will manage all of this for you, and they charge 10%+VAT per month and have not increased their costs.

Are there any concerns we have missed?
We are happy to correspond by email to info@readylet.
01483 663001

We look forward to speaking with you soon!
Please note that our office opening hours are Mon – Fri, 9am– 5pm.

Record Start to 2026!

Tue, 10 Feb 2026 15:57:00 +0000

Rightmove have reported a record price jump this January.
As always, price trends in regions and local markets across Great Britain show great variance and The North East showed the largest increase for any region of 7%, with areas such as South East and East of England have seen a drop in average property prices versus this time last year.
Data source: With Property prices in the North East expected to rise over 28% in the next 5 yrs its still a great time to buy!
Data source: Ready Let Properties are excited to announce a new offering that we have been working on quietly behind the scenes, alongside a well know insurance broker.
We are now able to offer a 'Which Best Buy' award winning Insurance Backed Rental Guarantee Scheme, available to all of our clients when purchasing their new Investment Property in the North East.
Speak to our Property Specialists to find out more information and how this can improve the security of your investment returns.

Key Facts:

Rent Guarantee Insurance from just £195.
Cover up to £2,500 in rental income per month

Up to 15 months rental cover

24/7 Landlord legal expenses helpline

Up to three months rental cover following eviction at 75% of monthly rent

Full Landlord legal expenses up to £100,000 (including eviction costs if eveicting due to rent arrears)

* The full price is £250, when when purchaed with their landlord insurance the price is reduced to £195 and an additional 5% discount available on all rental policies for Ready Let customers.
Contact Readylet on 01483 663001 for more information on how this can add security to your property portfolio when you purchase a Readylet Property.
*Only applicable with newly tenanted properties.

Savills predicts a 28.8% property price increase in the North East over the next 5 Years!

Fri, 07 Nov 2025 13:09:00 +0000

Savills have reported that even though concerns about the economy and tax environment have left the general UK housing market subdued over 2025, more affordable regions such as the North East have proved the most resilient.
were up 7.

Savills forecast that affordability will once again become the key influence on house price performance, leading to regional variances putting North East at the top of regional house price growth for the next 5 yrs, alongside Yorkshire and the Humber with a forecast of 28.

“Regional performance is largely influenced by where we are in the housing market cycle.

Better times ahead?

Over the longer term, while the pace of interest rate cuts is slower than expected, they will still play a role in boosting demand and driving price growth across the UK over the next five years, says Savills.

Beyond 2026, the UK economy is also expected to be materially stronger, with low inflation, rising GDP growth, falling unemployment, and an undersupply of new homes which will maintain upwards pressure on real prices.

Source 1: Source3: Updated 8th Dec 2025
Phase 1: From 1 May 2026

Reform possession grounds in the PRS so they are fair for both parties – Landlords will only be able to evict tenants when they have a valid reason but possession grounds will be extended to make it easier for landlords to evict tenants who commit anti-social behaviour, or who are in serious persistent rent arrears.

Make it illegal to discriminate against renters who have children or receive benefits – landlords and letting agents will not be able to do anything to make a tenant less likely to rent a property (or prevent them from renting it) because they have children or receive benefits.

Phase 3: A new Decent Homes Standard in the PRS (dates settled following consultation)
We will introduce a Decent Homes Standard (DHS) to the PRS for the first time.

How Will it Affect me?
We are confident that the changes will not effect our landlords for the following reasons -

There is no reason that you would need to evict a good tenant as even if you wished to sell your property you can sell it with the tenant in the property, as there is a a good market to sell to other investors like yourself.

They have made it easier to evict bad tenants.

We already refurbish all of our properties to a minimum of the Durham decent home standard and any applicable selective licencing standards before we sell the properties.

We put good management in place to ensure that the properties are kept to a good standard throughout the tenancy.

All tenants are

Implementing the Renters' Rights Act 2025: Our roadmap for reforming the Private Rented Sector, "Please give us a call if you wish to discuss in more detail - 01483 663001

Take the stress out of BRR

Wed, 18 Jun 2025 11:02:00 +0000

Many investors think that BRR (Buy, Refurbish and Refinance) is currently the way to go.
I’ve watched too many landlords burn months—and countless pounds—trying to navigate the refurbishment process.
So let’s talk about the *three real benefits* you unlock by choosing properties that have already been professionally refurbished:

1. Skip the waiting game.
2. No more surprise invoices or days lost to chasing builders.
3. Freshly improved homes are far more appealing to reliable tenants.
Plus with our properties you have the peace of mind that our 6 month warranty that we offer you to cover any snagging issues following your purchase.
I’ve seen investors completely transform their approach (and results) by prioritising refurbed, ready-to-let stock.
Because we buy and refurbish 5-10 properties every month we are able to sell fully refurbished properties cheaper than the average price of a standard property in the same area, which means that if you wish to refinance following your cash purchase you can be confident that you will be able to release much of your initial cash investment to be able to use against your next project.
Are you still taking on renovation projects?
Please call us on 01483 663001 to chat to our experienced Property Sales Team and find out more about our fully refurbished properties for sale.

Record Rental Price Increases in the North East - April 2025 (Updated March 2026)

Mon, 28 Apr 2025 10:30:00 +0000

Demand for rental properties

For many, the cost of living and rising mortgage rates have made homeownership a less viable option and so renting has become a more feasible alternative.
Record Rental Price Increases in the North East

For the first time since April 2023, the English region with the highest annual rent inflation rate was not London.
Update from Office of National Statistics: March 2026: The North East continued to have the highest rent annual inflation rate of all English regions, at 7.

Future Predictions

Saviiles predicts that lack of supply will continue to push up rents

High demand and low supply have been the influence behind the significant rental growth seen over the past few years.
Strong rental growth has stretched the finances of those living in the rental sector, limiting the capacity for further increases in some markets so they expect to see more affordable markets such as in the NorthEast, to see the strongest acceleration in growth beyond 2025.
Longer-term security

Renting out a property comes with a range of long-term benefits for landlords.

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Hordon train station opened on 29 June 2020, following a £10.
Politicians have been campaigning for years to pressure successive governments into also reopening the Leamside Line, which runs from Pelaw in Gateshead to Tursdale in County Durham, so the North East mayor Kim McGuinness recently caused excitment (April 2025) by publishing a map in the recent Local Growth Plan for the region, showing the potential stations which are only “illustrative” at this stage, but includes potential stations throughout county Durham including Ferryhill.
Bringing the disused route back into service, having been closed in the Beeching cuts of the 1960s, is seen as the single most important infrastructure upgrade for the economic future of the North East.
A spokesperson for the North East Combined Authority, added: “The Leamside Line is the most important transport infrastructure project for the future prosperity of North East England.
The Local newspaper, the Northern Echo, has recently reported that there has been a rise of approximately 30% in the number County Durham residents that have joined the waiting list for housing in the past four years which means that the number of active applicants has increased from 7,686 2020 to 10,999 in 2024.
This greater demand for social housing, combined with fewer properties available, has meant that the waiting times for social houses have grown significantly in this area adding to the nationwide housing crisis.
Councillor James Rowlandson, cabinet member for resources, investment and assets, said: “Alongside a rising cost of living, higher house prices and increasing rents, we’re faced with a national housing crisis that must be addressed to ensure that everyone has access to appropriate housing and the right support.
As part of the consultation, the council is seeking views on six key issues.
These include: the criteria to access the housing register, better use of social housing stock, local lettings policies, how best to prioritise people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, the priority given to medical and domestic abuse cases, and monitoring and service standards.
We are proud that at Readylet properties we are taking run down properties and refurbishing them to a good lettable standard, helping to increase the number of properties suitable for letting in accordance with the local Durham Decent Homes standard and Selective Licensing standards where necessary.
All of the properties we sell are in areas of high rental demand and achieve excellent gross rental yields of around 10%, meaning that landlords can achieve good returns while helping with the housing crisis in the area.
Please find our current list of available property on the following link – Please give our friendly team a call to discuss in more detail on 01483 663001

To read more please clink The "Northern economic campus" refers to a new, purpose-built campus for the HM Treasury in Darlington.
Since 2021, the campus hit a significant milestone in the Autumn of 2024 of 1000 recruits, of which more than 80% were recruited locally.
In December 2024 Darlington Economic Campus hosted the Growth Mission Board which was the first time the North East had hosted this event.
Mayors from across the country then joined the Chancellor for a Mayoral Roundtable, where she set out how regional growth would be hardwired into the government’s work.

NORTH EAST PROPERTY PRICES EXPECTED TO GROW 28% IN THE NEXT 5 YEARS - Nov 2024

Mon, 25 Nov 2024 17:15:00 +0000

Savills have recently released their latest housing market forecasts on 6th November 2024. so we are pleased to see that they are expecting an even higher than previously predicted increase in the property prices in the North East for the period 2025 to 2029.
The Research Team at Savills' knowledge of the fundamental aspects of the housing market is unrivalled and they state that the key theme underpinning this year’s forecast is stability, the UK now having a government with a strong majority.
They expect affordability to be the key influence in every region, and expect the more affordable markets in the North, to see the strongest acceleration in growth so this particularly applies to the cheaper high yield properties we sell in the North East where the are forecasting 5 year growth of 28%.
Please call us now on 01483 663001 to reserve one of our Readylet properties now to make the most of the high rental yields available as well as the forecasted property price growth.
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North East Technology Park gets an extra £100m funding in 2024 to continue expansion - Sept 2024

Tue, 17 Sep 2024 14:30:00 +0000

The North East Technology Park (NETPark) celebrated its 20th anniversary on 5th September 2024.
NETPark is one of the UK's premiere science and technology parks and is already home to three innovation catapults and three national innovation centres, with 40 companies employing 700 people.
Companies located at NETPark have access to a focused and international science park community where talent flourishes, ideas are generated and businesses have the infrastructure, support and resources to compete with the best in the world.
Their anniversary was marked by an event with Representatives from NETPark businesses, Durham County Council, and the North East Combined Authority.
“All in all, we expect the expansion will unlock over 285,000 sq ft of new lab and scale-up production space and create up to 1,250 high-value jobs on site along with a further 2,200 jobs in wider supply chains.
Earlier this year, NETPark was confirmed as a Growth Site in the North East Investment Zone as part of the £4.
North East Mayor, Kim McGuinness, said: “NETPark has become a driving force for attracting national and international businesses in Durham and the North East, demonstrating our reputation as a fantastic place to live, work and do business.
“As Mayor, I will back NETPark, and the whole of County Durham, so we create more jobs, attract businesses and investment and create real opportunity for local people.
“We have spades in the ground, with infrastructure and enabling works already underway.
Source - https://www.
More recently the North East Combined Authority's Cabinet has approved £11.
North East Mayor Kim McGuinness said: "The North East is a manufacturing powerhouse, with a proud heritage, and our investments are unlocking jobs and training for local people in the industries of the future.
"From battery technology to green energy, we're playing a leading role in the creating prosperity and opportunity for our region and nation - whilst ensuring people in the North East can enjoy a well-paid job where they have live, rather than leaving us to secure decent work.
"I'm determined to attract more investment for local people in the North East, and we're getting on with the job.
The NEIZ is set to unlock growth across clean energy and green manufacturing businesses through its ten year programme.
The NEIZ will have a particular focus on offshore and renewable energy, electric vehicle and battery manufacturing, and associated low-carbon manufacturing, materials, and research.
Source - https://www.

County Durham house price increases significantly ahead of the UK average

Wed, 04 Sep 2024 16:01:00 +0000

According to Zooplas July 2024 House Price Index, property prices in County Durham rose by 1.
Looking back over the last five years, Zoopla also report that the average property value in County Durham has grown by 25.
We now look forward to the further house price increases in the North East which have been forcasted by Savills to be expected at 25% over the next 5 years compared to 14% growth in London.
Please give us a call on 01483 663001 to find out more!

Buying At Auction

Tue, 06 Aug 2024 09:06:00 +0000

Many people think buying at auction is a cheap and easy way to purchase a property.

The first thing that you should do is get a solicitor to check the legal pack.

The second thing you should do is get someone to check the property out.

Over the past 3 months we have been contacted by many people who thinking they have the bargain of a lifetime, have found they have entered a nightmare minefield.

Case Study 1

We were contacted by Miss S.
Miss S knew nothing of

Case Study 2

We were contacted by a lovely lady Mrs B.
Mrs B walked away from £33,000 and did not proceed.
As an aside we were contacted by the local Selective Licence team who said they had grave concerns about the state of the house and were in the process of doing a formal HSSR inspection which would be enforced within 28 days.

Case Study 3

We were contacted by Mr M, an existing client of ours who had been offered 2 flats in a single house via facebook.
He has paid £8000 deposit and is concerned about walking away.

Please be aware that if you purchase a property in Auction there is generally a reason as to why that property is in Auction.
Also, location is a key factor, the wrong street can be a disaster!
After 20 years experience buying, selling and managing property in Country Durham we have the necessary experience, time and skills to investigate every appropriate property for sale before selecting the most appropriate properties and we also refurbish the properties for our buyers all inluded in the price of the properties.

selecting properties in areas with a high rental demand.
the careful and highly skilled examination of the contracts and property for flaws

refurbishment of the property by our builders before you complete your purchase plus no charge to fix snagging issues for 6 months from your completion date, any adhoc maintenance issues will be dealt with by our maintenance team swiftly and competitively.
the detailed knowledge of the local area and people, and

the acquisition and management of suitable tenants.

This means you have a totally hands off investment providing you a steady income for now and in the future.
Please call us on 01483 663001 to find out more.

Should your buy-to-let be a limited company to save tax?

Mon, 05 Aug 2024 16:31:00 +0000

Please note that no one at Ready let properties is qualified to give tax advice so we always recommend that you speak to an accountant to find out what is best for you, before making any decisions on how you would like to purchase your properties, but you may find the notes below (taken from

A record number of limited companies were set up last year to hold buy-to-let properties.
There are now 345,426 active limited companies that hold buy-to-let properties in the UK, up 50,000 on 2022, according to estate agent Hamptons.
Why is this?
But please note that setting up a company to hold buy-to-let properties is not without pitfalls, involves complexity and will not save all landlords money.
How limited companies can reduce tax on rent

If you hold a buy-to-let property as an individual, any money you receive from rent is treated as income and taxed at your marginal tax rate.
In other words, if you are a basic rate taxpayer, you will pay tax on it at 20 per cent; as a higher rate taxpayer you'll pay 40 per cent; and additional rate at 45 per cent.
However, if you hold a buy-to-let through a limited company, any rent is treated as company income and is therefore subject to corporation tax, after deductions such as costs and business expenses.
Corporation tax tends to be lower than income tax, at 19 per cent on profits up to £50,000 and rising to 25 per cent on profits above £250,000.
However, remember that if you withdraw money from the business and pay it to yourself as an individual, you may have to pay income or dividend tax on what you receive.
Nevertheless, you could still pay less tax overall, as you can control how much you pay out as an income in each tax year to keep your bill in check – and the dividend tax is lower than income tax, should you pay yourself that way.
The basic rate of You may be able to pay yourself a directors' loan from the company, which is a tax-free way of withdrawing money from the company, but this is not straightforward and – as with most business tax decisions – should be done in consultation with an accountant.
'For most landlords buying property today, going through a limited company is typically advised,' says Craig Hopkins, an accountant and founder of Property Accounts, which specialises in property investment.
'However, a lot of people don't really understand how companies work.

Tax relief on buy-to-let mortgage interest

Note from Readylet Properties “Although we look for cash buyers, many of our landlords choose to get mortgages on their properties once they own them.
'Section 24' in 2017 stopped private landlords from being able to deduct all of their mortgage interest and arrangement fees from their rental income.
However, this full tax relief is still available to landlords of any income who own property through a limited company.
JJ Mitchell, 44, who owns more than 50 properties in the West Midlands, held properties as an individual when he bought his first in 2008, but in recent years switched to buying through a limited company.
'If you're going to be a portfolio landlord, or own multiple properties, I think a limited company is absolutely the way to go,' he says.
'You get to put the full mortgage interest against your turnover.
Is it harder to get a buy-to-let mortgage in a company?
Getting a loan to buy a property through a company used to be much trickier.
However, You may also be stung by high fees – ten per cent of the loan amount in some cases.
However you may also be able to borrow more through a limited company, says Mortgage Finance Brokers.

A limited company won't work for all landlords

There are cases where it may make sense to still buy properties as an individual.
If you have just one or two properties and are a basic-rate taxpayer – and are likely to remain so even after rental income is added to your overall annual income – a limited company may not be worth it.
Your age will play a factor, as someone reaching retirement age will have a higher degree of certainty over their earned and rental income compared to a younger person who may change jobs, careers and tax bands in the years ahead.
There is more bureaucracy and obligations with a company, such as having a separate bank account and producing full statutory accounts.
Accountancy fees for a limited company are typically more than £1,000, compared to doing your own accounts for free as a sole trader or hiring an accountant for a couple of hundred pounds.
You may end up paying more tax, too, if you sell a property and have made a large profit.
As an individual selling an investment property, you pay Capital gains tax is not charged on profit made through a company and the capital gains tax allowance does not apply to companies.
If you already have a company that you use for another business, it tends to be better to keep this separate from any buy-to-let properties you own, says Ian Spreadbury, at accountancy firm Providence Financial.
'It is better to keep property investment separate from your normal business,' he says.
'That is because if you're running your own business, you're operating a trading business, whereas holding properties to rent out is considered by HMRC as an investment business.
In summary - We hope you have found this useful, but remember if you are thinking of buying a property through a limited company, please speak to an accountant first.

6 yr Guaranteed Leases with Red Supported Living, a Community Investment Company

Wed, 31 Jul 2024 08:24:00 +0000

Red Supported Living (RSL) is a Community Investment Company owned and run by Social Workers.

The company let properties in a very small area of Ferryhill and Chilton.

RSL support and home ex-prisoners in the properties that they manage.

The property has full CTV which is monitored 24 hours per day in every house, in every room except for the bathroom.

Readylet properties refurbish every property to a good lettable standard before we sell them, ensure that they are to a minimum of the Red supported houses need additional work which is detailed below and charged on top of the purchase price of the property.

Fire Doors on every room

Oven and hob in Kitchen

Emergency Lighting in every room

Additional Power sockets at ceiling level for every room

Power in the loft

Key pad locks on bedrooms

Additional security on the front and back doors.

The landlords for the properties are still responsible for the property in terms of paying to maintain items such as the electrics, gas (i.

Please call us on 01483 663001 to find out more about any properties we are selling with a 6yr

We are currently working with a Relocation Company who work on behalf of many of the London and South East Councils.
London and South East Councils are paying in excess of £150 per night per room for homeless people which costs the council in excess of £4500 per month.
The Relocate company manage a scheme for these councils which offer the tenant the following -

For the tenants to be allowed to benefit from this scheme they will have the right to rent in the UK and are affordability checked and vetted and must not have any history of antisocial or criminal activity.
The owner of the property gets the security of knowing their property is let to a tenant fully supported (financially and practically) by the Council for a minimum of the 2 year period, with the aim that the tenant settles into the area, but if the tenant decides to move out, Relocte will replace the tenant free of charge within the 2yr period with a tenant who is paying the same amount or more and is likely to want to continue this relationship with the owner going forward.
The relocation agent has been operating for 7 years and has placed over 1000 tenants in this time with 99.
Please call us on 01483 663001 to find out more about the properties we offer with 2yr government backed rental guarantee.

Readylet

Renters Rights ACT 2026

Record Start to 2026!

Savills predicts a 28.8% property price increase in the North East over the next 5 Years!

Take the stress out of BRR

Record Rental Price Increases in the North East - April 2025 (Updated March 2026)

Demand for rental properties

Record Rental Price Increases in the North East

Future Predictions

Longer-term security

Sources -

NORTH EAST PROPERTY PRICES EXPECTED TO GROW 28% IN THE NEXT 5 YEARS - Nov 2024

North East Technology Park gets an extra £100m funding in 2024 to continue expansion - Sept 2024

County Durham house price increases significantly ahead of the UK average

Buying At Auction

Should your buy-to-let be a limited company to save tax?

6 yr Guaranteed Leases with Red Supported Living, a Community Investment Company

The Relocate company manage a scheme for these councils which offer the tenant the following -

The relocation agent has been operating for 7 years and has placed over 1000 tenants in this time with 99. Please call us on 01483 663001 to find out more about the properties we offer with 2yr government backed rental guarantee.

Please call us on 01483 663001 to find out more about the properties we offer with 2yr government backed rental guarantee.

The relocation agent has been operating for 7 years and has placed over 1000 tenants in this time with 99.
Please call us on 01483 663001 to find out more about the properties we offer with 2yr government backed rental guarantee.