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Guaranteed rent UK wide

Your rent, paid every month. Occupied or not.

We lease your property directly, look after it, and pay you a fixed sum on the same date every month for the length of the agreement. No commission. No tenant-find fees. No void periods.

1–7 yearsAgreement length
0%Commission and fees
24 hoursTo a written offer
Every monthVoid risk sits with us
Rent paid by BACS on the same date each month No management commission, ever Flats, houses, blocks and licensed HMOs Landlords, local authorities and letting agents

01 Since 1 May 2026

Section 21 has gone. The risk it covered has not.

The Renters' Rights Act 2025 came into force on 1 May 2026. Assured shorthold tenancies are now periodic, no-fault Section 21 notices have been abolished, and rent increases run through a statutory notice process rather than a clause in your tenancy agreement.

For a private landlord that means slower, more contested possession and less control over the income line. Under a guaranteed rent agreement your tenant is us. We hold the occupational relationship, we carry the possession risk, and your rent is a contractual obligation owed to you by a company rather than a monthly hope that a tenant pays.

A summary of the legislation, not legal advice. Please take independent advice on how the Act applies to your circumstances.

02 The scheme

A fixed income from your property, without the work of a let.

Being a landlord should not mean voids, arrears, repair calls at the weekend and agent fees eating the return.

We take the property on directly. We agree a fixed monthly rent, sign a plain-English agreement, and pay you on the same date every month for the length of the term. We carry the voids, we manage the occupier, and we hand the property back in good order.

PaidBy BACS on the same date each month, occupied or empty, for the whole term.
No feesNo commission, no tenant-find charge, no renewal fee. The figure quoted is the figure received.
One contactA named person who knows your property, wherever it is in the country.
A bright, well presented living room in a let property
Let, maintained and returned in recorded condition
A row of Victorian terraced houses on an English street

Your property, in safe hands

We look after every home as if it were our own.

Quarterly inspections, a vetted national maintenance network, and a written schedule of condition at the start and the end of every agreement.

03 How it works

We become your tenant. You stop being a landlord.

That single mechanic is what makes the rent guaranteed. We sign a lease on your property and take on the occupier ourselves, so the income you receive is owed by a company under contract.

Valuation and offer

Tell us the postcode, type and size. You get an indicative figure on screen straight away and a written offer with the term and start date within 24 hours. No obligation.

Inspection and compliance

We visit, agree any light works, and check the paperwork: EPC, Gas Safety Record, EICR, buildings insurance and licensing where the local authority requires it.

Agreement and handover

You sign a plain-English guaranteed rent agreement and hand over three sets of keys. A written schedule of condition is recorded on the day. Usually a week or two.

Rent, every month

Your fixed sum lands by BACS on the same date each month for the full term, whether the property is occupied or standing empty. We handle everything else.

Handback

At the end of the term we return the property with vacant possession, in the condition recorded at the start, fair wear and tear excepted.

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04 Compare

Three ways to protect your rent. Only one is certain.

Rent guarantee insurance is often sold as the same thing. It is not. Insurance pays out after a claim, with an excess, exclusions and an arrears period first. A guaranteed rent agreement simply pays.

 
High-street agent
Agent plus rent guarantee insurance
National Guaranteed Rent Scheme
Paid while empty
No
Not covered
Yes, the full term
Paid if the occupier defaults
No
After the excess and a claim
Not your concern
Excess, exclusions, claims process
Not applicable
Yes
None
Management commission
Typically 10 to 15% plus VAT
Commission plus premium
0%
Tenant-find and renewal fees
On each new tenancy
On each new tenancy
None
Who deals with the occupier
The agent, escalating to you
The agent, escalating to you
We do. You are not contacted.
Possession risk after the 2026 Act
Yours
Yours, partly indemnified
Ours
Income you can forecast
Variable
Variable
Fixed for the whole term
Headline monthly figure
Market rent, less fees and voids
Market rent, less fees and premium
Below market rent, paid in full

05 The numbers

A headline rent is not what you receive. Here is what is.

Our figure sits below open-market rent, and we say so plainly. But a market rent is a gross number: commission, fees, voids, arrears, repairs and compliance all come out of it before anything reaches you. Below is the same Manchester house on a managed let and on a guaranteed rent agreement, with every deduction shown. The right-hand column does not move. That is the whole proposition.

Three-bedroom house, Manchester, five years
Managed let
Managed let, one bad tenancy
Guaranteed rent
Headline monthly rent
£1,160 pcm
£1,160 pcm
£975 pcm
Rent actually collected
£64,425
£58,625
£58,500
Management commission, 12% plus VAT
−£9,277
−£8,442
£0
Tenant-find, renewals and inventories
−£2,160
−£2,940
£0
Repairs and responsive maintenance
−£4,250
−£4,250
£0
Safety certificates and compliance
−£820
−£820
£0
Council tax and utilities while empty
−£762
−£1,862
£0
Possession, legal costs and making good
£0
−£2,950
£0
Net received over five years
£47,156
£37,361
£58,500
What that is, per month
£786
£623
£975

An illustration, not a quotation. Assumes a market rent of £1,160 pcm and full management at 12% plus VAT charged on rent collected. Managed let: three weeks vacant each year, one month of arrears written off across the term, one tenancy change at a £600 tenant-find fee, two £600 renewals, two inventories at £180, repairs and responsive maintenance at £850 a year, an annual gas safety record and boiler service at £110, one EICR at £200, one EPC at £70, and council tax and utility standing charges of £220 a month while the property is empty. One bad tenancy adds a single possession action: five months without rent, £1,750 of legal and court costs, £1,200 to make good and re-let, and one further tenancy change. Guaranteed rent assumes £975 pcm for sixty months with no deductions. Your own figures will differ, and repair costs in particular vary widely by property. Nothing here is financial advice.

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Manchester, one of twelve regions we cover
Good run£11,344 more with us over five years, and none of the administration.
One bad tenancy£21,139 more with us. Our column is identical in both scenarios, because the risk is ours.
Break-evenA managed let only beats this if it runs five years with no void, no arrears, no tenancy change and no repair bill.

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06 Who we work with

Four relationships, one operation.

Certainty, in writing, for up to seven years.

A fixed sum on a fixed date

Paid by BACS every month for the full term, whether the property is occupied or empty.

No fees of any kind

No commission, no tenant-find fee, no renewal fee, no management charge. The quoted figure is the received figure.

You are never the point of contact

We hold the occupational relationship. Repairs, arrears and disputes come to us, not to you.

Single flats through to portfolios

Houses, flats, purpose-built blocks and licensed HMOs. Portfolio landlords get one agreement and one contact.

Returned in recorded condition

Schedule of condition at handover and handback, with vacant possession, fair wear and tear excepted.

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The kind of homes we take on

Georgian terraced architecture in Bath
Period terraces
Modern riverside apartment blocks
New-build blocks
Aerial view of a suburban neighbourhood in Cardiff
Suburban family homes
Red brick mansion blocks in Kensington, London
Mansion blocks and HMOs

07 Your figure

See the number first. Decide afterwards.

Every other guaranteed rent scheme asks for your name, email and telephone number before it will tell you anything. We show you an indicative range on screen straight away, and you choose whether to take it further.

NowAn indicative range on screen. No details required.
24 hoursA written offer with the term, the start date and the payment date.
After a visitA firm figure, confirmed in writing. No obligation at any stage.

The property

Optional, and it sharpens the estimate.

08 Coverage

One national operation, not a franchise network.

The same agreement, the same standards and the same named contact whether your property is in Peckham or Preston. Typical figures by region, for a two-bedroom property in good order on a five-year term.

Indicative only. Your own figure depends on the property, not the region.
RegionPrincipal cities Typical guaranteed rentTerms offered Typical handover
London, innerAll 32 boroughs and the City£2,175 to £2,360 pcm1 to 7 years10 to 14 days
London, outerCroydon, Barnet, Bromley, Ealing£1,515 to £1,640 pcm1 to 7 years10 to 14 days
South EastBrighton, Reading, Southampton, Kent£1,105 to £1,195 pcm1 to 7 years2 to 3 weeks
East of EnglandCambridge, Norwich, Chelmsford£1,015 to £1,100 pcm1 to 7 years2 to 3 weeks
South WestBristol, Plymouth, Exeter£945 to £1,020 pcm1 to 7 years2 to 3 weeks
West MidlandsBirmingham, Coventry, Wolverhampton£815 to £880 pcm1 to 7 years2 to 3 weeks
East MidlandsNottingham, Leicester, Derby£775 to £840 pcm1 to 7 years2 to 3 weeks
Yorkshire and the HumberLeeds, Sheffield, Bradford, Hull£735 to £795 pcm1 to 7 years2 to 3 weeks
North WestManchester, Liverpool, Preston£775 to £840 pcm1 to 7 years2 to 3 weeks
North EastNewcastle, Sunderland, Durham£635 to £690 pcm1 to 7 years2 to 3 weeks
WalesCardiff, Swansea, Newport£735 to £795 pcm1 to 7 years3 to 4 weeks
ScotlandGlasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen£855 to £925 pcm1 to 7 years3 to 4 weeks
Northern IrelandBelfast and surrounding£670 to £725 pcm1 to 7 years3 to 4 weeks

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09 Our commitments

What we hold ourselves to, in writing.

These are contractual service standards, not marketing claims. They appear in the agreement you sign, and you can hold us to them.

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PaymentRent by BACS on the same nominated date each month for the whole term, regardless of occupancy.
OfferA written offer within 24 hours of your enquiry, stating the figure, the term and the first payment date.
EmergenciesA 24 hour emergency line, attended every day of the year, including loss of heating, water or power.
InspectionsA documented inspection every quarter, with photographs, sent to you whether or not you ask.
ConditionA written schedule of condition at handover and at handback, agreed by both sides.
ContactOne named person for the life of the agreement, with a direct line and an email address.
ComplaintsAcknowledged in three working days, answered in fifteen, then escalated to our redress scheme.

10 Questions

The things landlords ask first.

If yours is not here, call 0800 494 7933 and speak to someone who can actually answer it.

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Maintenance is ours, not yours
How does it actually work?
We sign a lease on your property and become your tenant. We then place an occupier ourselves, under our own agreement with them. Your contractual relationship is with us and only with us, which is why the rent does not depend on whether anyone is living there.
Is this an insurance policy?
No. There is no premium, no excess, no exclusions and nothing to claim. Rent guarantee insurance pays out after a default, a waiting period and a claims process. This is a contractual obligation on us to pay you a fixed sum each month, in force from the first payment date.
Do I still get paid if the property is empty?
Yes. That is the point of the arrangement. The fixed sum is paid for every month of the term regardless of occupancy, so the void risk sits with us rather than with you.
Will I get full market rent?
No, and we would rather say so plainly. The guaranteed figure sits below open-market rent. In exchange you pay no commission, no tenant-find fee and no renewal fee, and you lose nothing to voids or arrears. The worked example above sets out how that nets out over five years on one set of assumptions.
Are there really no fees?
No management commission, no set-up fee, no tenant-find fee and no renewal fee. The monthly figure we agree is the figure that arrives in your account.
When and how am I paid?
By BACS on a nominated date each month, agreed with you before the term starts and fixed for its duration. Payments are initiated two working days ahead so the funds clear on the date itself.
Who handles repairs, and who pays?
We manage day-to-day maintenance and the occupier contacts us, not you. We carry responsive repairs and the cost of making good damage. You remain responsible, as owner, for the structure, the roof, the external envelope and your statutory obligations as landlord. The split is set out clause by clause in the agreement.
What if the property is damaged?
Damage beyond fair wear and tear is made good at our cost, measured against the schedule of condition recorded at handover. Cover is capped at a stated multiple of the monthly rent, which is written into your agreement before you sign it.
What condition will it be in at the end?
Returned to you with vacant possession, in the condition recorded in the schedule of condition at the start, fair wear and tear excepted.
What about council tax and utilities?
Transferred out of your name for the term. During any void period they are ours, not yours.
Do I need to tell my mortgage lender and my insurer?
Yes, and please do it before you sign. Most buy-to-let mortgages require consent to let and some expressly restrict subletting; a residential mortgage almost certainly does. Your buildings insurer must also be told the property is let and will be sublet, or cover can be invalidated. We will supply whatever they ask for, but the consent is yours to obtain and you should take independent advice.
Do I need a licence?
Possibly. Selective licensing, and HMO or additional licensing under the Housing Act 2004, are set by each local authority, so it depends entirely on where the property is and how it is occupied. We check this as part of the inspection and tell you what applies.
What has the Renters' Rights Act changed for me?
Since 1 May 2026 tenancies are periodic, Section 21 no-fault possession has been abolished and rent increases follow a statutory notice route. Under a guaranteed rent agreement those changes bear on us rather than on you, because we hold the occupational tenancy. This is a summary and not legal advice.
What if I want to sell, or need the property back?
You can sell during the term. The agreement transfers with the property, and an investor buyer often treats a tenanted, income-certain asset as an advantage. Getting the property back early is a different matter and needs agreement on both sides; the notice provisions and any break are written into the agreement, and we will walk you through them before you sign rather than after.
What do I need to provide?
A valid EPC, a current Gas Safety Record, an EICR, buildings insurance, your council tax reference and three sets of keys. If you are letting unfurnished we will still need a cooker, a fridge-freezer and window coverings.
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HoursMonday to Friday, 9am to 6pm. Emergency line for occupiers, 24 hours.
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