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Private rent help with deposit
jw72
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hello,
I am currently trying to find a private rent, 3 bed house, with either no, low or help with deposit.
I am able to pay rent without any problem at all its just the initial cost to enable my family and I to move in.
If anybody has any advice or help I would truly appreciate it.
Thankyou
I am currently trying to find a private rent, 3 bed house, with either no, low or help with deposit.
I am able to pay rent without any problem at all its just the initial cost to enable my family and I to move in.
If anybody has any advice or help I would truly appreciate it.
Thankyou
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are you asking for money?
it should be easy to ask landlords upfront how much they need.0 -
Try your local Council most offer a guarantee. You should call your local housing advice service. If it is not actually run buy the local council they will know the number because it will be an arms length organisation owned by the council.0
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