PSevens2017 1801 Report post Posted January 15 Anyone know much about zero deposit rental? Hoping there’s an estate agent/property owner, on here, who’s also a filfee roider! Have to move out of where I’m living. The old boy is losing his marbles so wants to sell. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jake87 1827 Report post Posted January 15 Didn't know they existed as I thought the deposit was security for the landlord incase you tucked him up at the end of the tenancy Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MickeyE 1003 Report post Posted January 16 The only zero deposit rental you're likely to find is a shop doorway on the high street. Added bonus, it'll be zero rent too. If you're extremely lucky you'll find yourself a nice "filthy roider" to share it with! 1 PSevens2017 reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Devil 1537 Report post Posted January 16 Yes places do this now. basically agents will cover the landlord, you’d need a lot of things to align, great credit history, employment, high salary, precious recommendations from agents/landlord etc etc 1 PSevens2017 reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tricky 2347 Report post Posted January 16 29 minutes ago, Devil said: Yes places do this now. basically agents will cover the landlord, you’d need a lot of things to align, great credit history, employment, high salary, precious recommendations from agents/landlord etc etc Surely one with all of the above can sump up a deposit for rental tho so seems like a redundant idea one of which I can’t see why they would take the risk. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Devil 1537 Report post Posted January 16 50 minutes ago, Tricky said: Surely one with all of the above can sump up a deposit for rental tho so seems like a redundant idea one of which I can’t see why they would take the risk. You’d think so, but not how the world works at times I guess. Maybe one has all those but is already renting with huge expenses? Or leaving their parter and kids so needs another flat? Always reasons mate. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PSevens2017 1801 Report post Posted January 16 1 hour ago, Devil said: Yes places do this now. basically agents will cover the landlord, you’d need a lot of things to align, great credit history, employment, high salary, precious recommendations from agents/landlord etc etc That’s me in the shop doorway then. Any of you juicers got an old myprotein cardboard box handy?? 1 Devil reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Shergar 92 Report post Posted January 16 49 minutes ago, PSevens2017 said: That’s me in the shop doorway then. Any of you juicers got an old myprotein cardboard box handy?? I have some empty boxes from all my musclefood prep pots, let me know if you want them dropping off and I’ll be down with them for you, only one way up from the gutter don’t forget that buddy. Danny. 1 1 Frandeman and PSevens2017 reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PSevens2017 1801 Report post Posted January 16 2 hours ago, Shergar said: I have some empty boxes from all my musclefood prep pots, let me know if you want them dropping off and I’ll be down with them for you, only one way up from the gutter don’t forget that buddy. Danny. Nice one, fanny. You’re a star! Only IIFYM though Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lovelyjubly 13 Report post Posted January 16 Yeah .... mate of mine moved out recently. Couldn't afford the deposit etc. So the agent agreed for him to pay it over a number of months with the land lords permission . 1 PSevens2017 reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
