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Anybody had any dealings with HomeLet.co.uk?
ArchThorpe
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I have been requested to submit information for a tenancy check to be run on me via HomeLet.
I just wondered if anybody had used them, could tell me what the process was, and whether there was anything I should be concerned about.
Any input would be very appreciated.
I just wondered if anybody had used them, could tell me what the process was, and whether there was anything I should be concerned about.
Any input would be very appreciated.
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HomeLet are one of the biggest tenancy check and tenancy insurance companies around. Checks on me were done through them...no problems I am aware of. Are you expecting some issues?0
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HomeLet are one of the biggest tenancy check and tenancy insurance companies around. Checks on me were done through them...no problems I am aware of. Are you expecting some issues?
Well, to be honest. There are two potential issues.
1) I recently moved from being a permanent employee to a contractor, and don't have any company accounts. I have told the LL that I am a contractor now, and I have a letter from my last employer describing that I was employed there for over 10 years in senior roles, and also that I have done contract work for them. However, I am not sure what impact this might have on a HomeLet reference.
2) I unfortunately had a dispute with my current landlord. It is complicated, but I didn't do anything to breach the contract or do any damage or anything like that. It was more that I annoyed him by enforcing my rights, and I believe that he could be vindictive if contacted, especially as he now has new tenants moving in and therefore it doesn't matter if he causes me a problem.0 -
ArchThorpe wrote: »Well, to be honest. There are two potential issues.
1) I recently moved from being a permanent employee to a contractor, and don't have any company accounts. I have told the LL that I am a contractor now, and I have a letter from my last employer describing that I was employed there for over 10 years in senior roles, and also that I have done contract work for them. However, I am not sure what impact this might have on a HomeLet reference.
2) I unfortunately had a dispute with my current landlord. It is complicated, but I didn't do anything to breach the contract or do any damage or anything like that. It was more that I annoyed him by enforcing my rights, and I believe that he could be vindictive if contacted, especially as he now has new tenants moving in and therefore it doesn't matter if he causes me a problem.
Ahh. Sorry I am not qualified to answer as my checks were very straightforward.0
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