r/TenantsInTheUK

JOIN the subreddit for UK LANDLORDS. There's no such thing as a stupid question.

For tenants to talk about issues regarding bad/good landlords and the problems/perfections of their landlords.

Use this subreddit to get advice on renting or buying accommodation in the UK, or to have civil discussions about it. Please remember: Reddit IS NOT a replacement or substitute for a qualified solicitor, and any advice given here which relates to the law is purely academic in nature and should not be relied upon.

UK housing help + discussion: renting, buying, selling, mortgages, repairs, neighbours, and navigating the system. Include your UK nation/region. No spam, ads, or “find me housing” posts.

A community to help those looking to buy their first home in the UK. From when you first decide its time to buy until you pick up your keys, this sub is here for you to offer impartial support and advice throughout the entire process. Start with this free resource 10 step roadmap and common mistakes to avoid https://www.firsttimebuyersclub.uk/freeresource Recognised by Reddit as a Hidden Gem Community 💎

This is a subreddit for tenants to help each other with landlords situations such as legal responsibilities and your rights as a tenant. Please include your state's abbreviation in post title. Example: (CA) for California

LegalAdviceUK exists to provide help for those in need of legal support in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. We operate as a form of "legal triage" where commenters can guide posters towards resolving issues themselves or towards an appropriate professional.

Welcome to /r/Landlord, a community for property owners and managers seeking advice on rental property management. Find expert tips on tenant relations, lease agreements, maintenance, rent collection, and more. Whether you're new or experienced, join the discussion, share your experiences, and get answers to your property management questions. Tenants are also welcome to gain insights from a landlord's perspective.