Questions, answered

Yes. Shared houses are what we know best. We run our own, so we know what a well run one looks like.

Yes. We check the paperwork, certificates and deposit, put right any gaps and introduce ourselves to your tenants.

Vetted local trades and a spend limit you set. Small jobs get done, and anything bigger comes to you first with a quote.

It depends on the property and the service. We'll set it out in writing, including VAT, before you decide.

See our areas page, or tell us where your property is and we'll confirm.

Yes. Send us your agreement and we'll plan the handover around your notice. There's no pressure to move before you're ready.

It depends on the property and the council. We'll tell you what applies and handle the application or renewal.

Most tenancies are now rolling, notice rules have changed and there are new paperwork duties. We keep your property up to date and explain what it means for you. See GOV.UK for the official guidance.

Yes, once it opens in your area. The landlord registers and pays the fee, and we can prepare your certificates and tenancy details. Check GOV.UK for the latest dates.

Use the form on our landlords page or call us. We'll talk about how your property runs now and what you'd like to change.

Yes, in our shared houses. We'll confirm what's covered for each room.

Yes. Rooms come furnished and ready to move into.

Many do, and some also have their own kitchenette.

Your first month's rent and a deposit, which is protected with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS). We don't charge tenant fees. See our fees statement.

Join our waiting list and we'll get in touch when a room that suits you is available.

Use the waiting list form or call us, and we'll arrange a time that suits you.

Use the details on our tenants page. Emergencies such as a gas smell, a water leak or no heating are dealt with as a priority.

Tenancies are rolling, so you can stay long term.

We welcome all applicants and assess everyone the same way.