Back in 2021, I set up a special information website for renters with solicitor Harriet Thomas.
The Renters Guide is different from most tenant information websites because it starts with a question.
We have hundreds of questions and answers stored on the site. You can search them using the large search box on the home page and at the bottom of most other pages. The answers also contain links to longer articles and guides where you can find more detailed information.
However, the changes introduced by the Renters’ Rights Act meant that parts of the site had become out of date and needed to be reviewed.
In view of all my other work, completing the review took some time. However, I am pleased to say that the work has now been done and the updated Renters Guide is live again.
So, if you are a tenant or another type of residential renter and have a problem, please give it a try.
The site is entirely free to use. We have removed the former free “membership”, as we decided that it was no longer serving any useful purpose. You can now access the questions, answers and free articles without joining.
If you have a problem that the site cannot resolve, we also offer a paid telephone advice service provided by specialist housing solicitors.
Supporting the Renters Guide
Although the Renters Guide is free to use, it is not free for us to provide.
We receive a modest income from the premium guides available on the site and a small administration fee from the telephone advice service. However, this does not cover the full cost of running and maintaining the service.
We have therefore introduced a donations page. If you have used the Renters Guide and found it helpful, we would be very grateful if you would consider making a donation. Any amount will help us continue providing and updating the service.
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