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Tag: tenancy fraud

Posted on 16th April 2024 16th April 2024

Tenancy fraud increases significantly

Tenancy fraud is on the rise. Back in July 2023, we wrote one of our most popular article about the potential for increased tenancy fraud – Most Common Lies on a Rental Application. So we thought we would give you some more information on this subject.

Continue reading Tenancy fraud increases significantly
Posted on 4th July 2023 4th July 2023

Beware of the Most Common Lies on Rental Applications

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As the cost-of-living crisis continues and the knock-on effects impact the availability of rental property, dishonesty and fraud when making applications is on the increase. A popular comparison website has compiled a list of what it claims to be the most common lies made on tenancy applications.

Continue reading Beware of the Most Common Lies on Rental Applications
Posted on 28th February 2023 28th February 2023

Over half of tenancy fraud involves fake payslips

At Lifeboat Lettings we use a specialist tenant referencing company, Goodlord, to process all our tenancy applications. There are a number of very good reasons we have chosen Goodlord as our tenant referencing partner, but one of the main reasons is their anti-fraud technology.

Continue reading Over half of tenancy fraud involves fake payslips
Posted on 17th January 2023 24th February 2023

Our Predicted Lettings Trends for 2023

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2022 was certainly a challenging year for the rental sector! We saw rapidly rising rents, significantly increased cost of borrowing, rising costs of living, and of course more new legislation. So, what do we think the trends are for the forthcoming year. Here are a few of our top ones to watch.

Continue reading Our Predicted Lettings Trends for 2023

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