Huge London agency chain is latest to offer no-deposit scheme

Huge London agency chain is latest to offer no-deposit scheme


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London agency giant Kinleigh Folkard and Hayward is the latest to offer its tenant clients a no-deposit service. 

It’s going to use the Zero Deposit schemes across its 45 letting agency branches in the capital; this allows tenants to pay the equivalent of one week’s rent instead of the usual six weeks cash deposit, while still offering guaranteed protection worth six weeks rent for landlords.

“At KFH we have an acute understanding of the London market and the evolving landscape for both landlords and tenants. After a trial from which we received a great response, it made absolute sense for us to roll out the product across our entire network” explains Carol Pawsey, group lettings director at KFH. 

“Vital to KFH was knowing that the scheme we selected was simple to use and gave our landlords genuine protection. We are delighted to continue to help shape the future of lettings in London” she adds.

Ben Harris, sales director at Zero Deposit, says his product “is going from strength to strength with agents, landlords and tenants all seeing the benefits of a fully protected, regulated product that works well for everyone involved in the rental process.”

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