Should I rent to Serco for 7 years?

Should I rent to Serco for 7 years?

0:02 AM, 15th February 2024, About 3 months ago 33

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Hello, in a last-ditch attempt to remain in property rental, I have discussed a 7-year lease with Serco to house asylum seekers. My property is on the market as I will not accept the abolition of section 21, tenant’s free legal advice, and Labour’s plans to sneak in tenancy for life, etc.

They have offered me a very competitive rent, free repairs, guaranteed rent, etc. I have had a horrendous year trying to evict, scraping dog mess and blood from my properties, and preparing for court action over damage all caused by people and this experience along with the Renters Reform Bill have made me simply want to walk away.

So my question to your readers is, has anyone gone down this route?? If so what have been your experiences, please?

Thanks,

Rebecca

Editors Note: You can check out an article on a readers experience with Serco here


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GlanACC

8:49 AM, 17th February 2024, About 3 months ago

Reply to the comment left by Smiffy at 17/02/2024 - 08:35
Actually thah ts is true, I put my cash into tesla (made £19k in 2 weeks) and Rolls Royce (they have tripled)

graham mcauley

12:34 PM, 17th February 2024, About 3 months ago

I once was asked by Clear Springs which is similar to Serco, all sounded great, but after waiting for decision for 3 months I was turned down (fortunately by the sounds) because my house was in a nicer area, so the council would not allow it, as they would get too many complaints

philip allen

17:50 PM, 17th February 2024, About 3 months ago

Reply to the comment left by Andreus at 15/02/2024 - 09:58
Can I suggest you read Patrick Sullivan's comment? It's just above yours.

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