Renters' Rights

If you've got a rental inspection coming up, check out our tenants' guide on what to expect and what your landlord or letting agent is looking for.

Our guide to spring clean and organising in a rented home can help you maintain your property while also protecting your rental deposit.

If your landlord decides to sell the property you’re renting, it can feel unsettling, and you might not be sure what steps to take next. The good news is that, as a tenant in the UK, you have certain rights that protect you during this transition.

To ensure you receive the entire deposit, it's important to understand the expectations set by your landlord and the laws that govern these agreements. This guide will help you through the steps to take to maximise the likelihood of getting your full rental deposit returned.

If you’re renting a house for the first time then there might be a few things you’re not aware of. Check out our guide for tenants moving into their first rented property.

Navigating the world of renting can be tricky, especially when it comes to getting your deposit back from your landlord. But don't fret - we've compiled the top 10 tips to help you reclaim your deposit with ease. From understanding the Tenancy Deposit Schemes to maintaining regular upkeep and documenting everything, we've got you covered.

What are the basic right with tenancy deposits? We dig in to the basics of tenancy deposits here.

Looking for 10 top tips from actual renters on how to get your tenancy deposit back? We've got your back.