Council plea to private landlords to help fulfil its housing obligations

Council plea to private landlords to help fulfil its housing obligations


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A council wants private landlords to help it fulfil its housing obligations.

A statement from Oadby and Winston council says: “We are looking to work with Oadby & Wigston landlords to provide accommodation for local families, couples and singles who have been made homeless through no fault of their own.”

The council continues: “We want to work with you to provide accommodation for local families, couples, and singles who have been made homeless through no fault of

their own. Whether you have inherited or acquired a second home, or are an investor we will consider all types of properties. 

“… Our extensive property management experience • Guaranteed rent payments

in advance • Long-term lease security with no worries about loss of income if the home is empty • Regular checks to ensure your property is being taken care of • Knowing you are helping those that have become homeless through no fault of their own.”

And it concludes: “If you would like to learn more about how we can work together and the benefits we can offer, including guaranteed rent payments, lease security and regular checks to the property please reach out to us.”

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