For tenants
A home, looked after properly.
Straightforward applications, fast repairs, and a landlord who's held to the same standard we'd want for ourselves. We turn down landlords who don't meet it, so you don't have to find out the hard way.
How it works
From application to move-in
Apply
Found a property you like? Apply directly from that property's own listing — it takes most people about ten minutes.
Reference
We run standard referencing (identity, income, previous landlord) and keep you posted the whole way through — no radio silence.
Move in
Deposit protected, agreement signed, keys handed over — with a full inventory so there's no argument later about who scuffed what.
Renters' Rights Act 2025
What's changed for you
No more Section 21
"No-fault" evictions were abolished on 1 May 2026. We can only end a tenancy through a proper legal ground — never just because your fixed term is up.
All tenancies are periodic
No more fixed 6- or 12-month contracts locking you in. Every tenancy now rolls month to month, giving you more flexibility to leave when you need to.
No rent bidding
A property is advertised at one price. We're not allowed to invite or accept offers above it, and we won't.
Deposit, capped and protected
Your deposit is capped by law and protected in a government-backed scheme within 30 days — always.
One month's rent upfront, max
We can't ask for more than one month's rent in advance before you move in, and nothing at all before you've signed.
Fee-free, by law
Admin fees, viewing fees, referencing fees — all banned under the Tenant Fees Act. You'll never be asked for them here.
Common questions
Tenant FAQs
How do I apply for a RENTL property?
Apply directly from that property's own listing on this site — it takes most people about ten minutes. We then run standard referencing (identity, income, previous landlord) and keep you posted the whole way through.
Do I have to pay admin or referencing fees?
No. Under the Tenant Fees Act 2019, admin fees, viewing fees and referencing fees are banned by law — you'll never be asked for them here.
How much deposit will I need to pay, and is it protected?
Your deposit is capped by law at five weeks' rent (six weeks if the annual rent is over £50,000), and it's protected in a government-backed scheme within 30 days of us receiving it, always.
Can I be evicted without a reason (Section 21)?
No. Section 21 "no-fault" evictions were abolished on 1 May 2026. We can only end a tenancy through a proper legal ground under Section 8 — never simply because a fixed term is up, since every tenancy is now periodic anyway.
How much can I be asked to pay before I move in?
One month's rent upfront, maximum — and nothing at all before you've signed the tenancy agreement.
How do I report a repair?
Call or email us directly through our Report a Repair page and we'll get it sorted — no call centre, no ticket queue.