FAQ: Do I need a guarantor to rent?
Whether you need a guarantor depends on the landlord's requirements and their assessment of your application. Confirm with your agent or landlord if a guarantor is required for the specific property you're applying for
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FAQ: Why am I required to pay for screening?
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How to screen a tenant
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