What Does Being a Guarantor Mean?

From time to time, a tenant is required to have a guarantor in order to secure a tenancy.

There are many reasons as to why, some of those are;

1. They are on full or part housing benefit.
2. Their credit score is low due to missed payments on a bill such as a mobile bill.
3. They hav a CCJ (county court judgement) awarded against them.
4. They are in a zero hours contract employment.
5. They have only been employed in their current job for less than six months.

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Is Your Property Still on the Market?

Whether you are looking to rent or sell your property, you hope the agent you decide to go with has given you a realistic valuation. Based on their ‘expert’ advice you expect your property to be let or sold within a certain time period.

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