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The answer is government help, instead of sending student's all the loan money, deduct the rent legally owed rent to the accommodation provider, pay the Landlord directly and send the remainder to to the student. Alternatively the government could assist the students with the rent owed, in which they can pay part or all of the rent on the students behalf, it is ridiculous to expect the accommodation provider to cover the legally owed debt due to the pandemic.
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15 January 2021 10:22 AM
Great idea just add a few £ 00's, or maybe Shelter can add them to the fee ban!!!
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18 March 2018 08:36 AM
Its a shame that you took the £4 base cost for a contract renewal from this blog, the aim was to show the value and necessity of agents. Secondly that enforcing a fee ban will undoubtedly cost the tenant more, just as it did in Scotland. Regulation and capping make seance, banning fees does not.
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