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stays near transport, universities, and city centres.
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The usual price for renting a room in London, UK could range anywhere in London from £680 to £1,250, based on items such as the location of the property, its size, and whether or not all bills are included. In most cases, the central areas are more expensive, whereas the areas that are located outside are typically more affordable.
- Check available rooms on our website
- Arrange a viewing (Virtual and in person)
- After viewing, if you want to take it, then you will need some documents to proceed.
- Pay your deposit and one month’s rent
- Move-in
- Sign the contract and enjoy your personal space
Indeed. A lot of agents and landlords provide video calls for virtual viewings. If you want to move in then it’s good for you because you could sign contracts and send deposits online.
You don’t need to pay any agency fees or letting agent fees when you rent a room in London. Since 2019, agents and landlords have not charge a fee. You only need to pay a deposit and rent.
Most deposits are equivalent to 2 weeks. Yes, you have to pay a deposit, and yes, it is also refundable. You can get your deposit on your checkout day.
Primarily rely on the landlord and company. Some rooms have all bills covered (electricity, WIfi, Water, Gas, Council tax). Other repair bills and cleaning prices could be extra. Please check the details of the rented room listing.
Would you be able to provide these documents
1)ID or passport copy
2) Job reference/ Student provide guarantor details
3) last 3 months’ bank statements
4)Next of kin details
5)previous landlord reference
6)Right to Rent Code
Tenancy agreement: You are given exclusive use of the space for a set period of time under a tenancy agreement.
Licence agreement: A license agreement, which is more flexible and commonly used for house shares, may provide you fewer rights than a tenancy.
Landlords can’t increase the rent without giving notice. Firstly, they have to give notice. After the end of the tenancy, the rent can be increased.
As a renter, you are entitled to:
- A property that is secure and kept up
- A government program that protects your deposit
- Notice before eviction (for an assured short hold tenancy, this is typically two months)
- Contest arbitrary fees or rent increases
- Don’t let your landlord harass you.
