1 room flat of 26 m² in Manchester

Zero Deposits Moving home can be costly, making it hard to find your deposit, first month’s rent and the other costs of moving. A Zero Deposit Guarantee costs the equivalent of one week’s rent and is a option to replace the traditional tenancy deposit, aiming to make renting more affordable. Benefits are; Pay less upfront: Free up cash by paying a fee equivalent to one week’s rent More choice: Zero Deposit gives tenants an alternative to the traditional deposit Greater freedom when moving: Avoid having to fund a second deposit when moving from one rental property to another Please ask a home advisor for more details on a Zero Deposit option. Managed by homes4u ‘Managed by homes4u’ means that the property owner has employed us to act as the Landlord. We will collect rent, to be on hand to answer questions and resolve issues, organise repairs, visit periodically to check things are okay and to handle the move-in and out. We hold keys and operate a 24/7 emergency line for any out-of-hours repair emergencies. We also hold deposits; arrange protection and co-ordinate the refund. As we act for the owner, we still need to check with them before spending their money, or making changes, and get their authorisation. We aim to act in both the tenant and property owners best interests at all times and commit to honest communication and keeping everyone updated. Open Plan Living Area Fully furnished living area, wooden floors, large window, sofas and living furniture Kitchen Fully fitted kitchen with main applicances Bedroom Double bedroom furnished with a bed and free standing wooden furniture Bathroom Fully tiled bathroom, bath, over head shower, toilet and sink. Rental Payments Your rent payments will be due on a calendar month basis. It is important to note that there are not 4 weeks in each month across the year. If you want to calculate monthly rent from a weekly amount you will need to multiply the weekly rent by the number of weeks in a year (52). This gives you the total rent for the year. You must then divide the annual rent into 12 months which gives the calendar monthly amount. For example £100 (weekly rent) x 52 (weeks in the year) = £5200 (annual rent) / 12 (months in the year) = £433.33 (monthly rent)