Had a really productive day, getting the last bits sorted on the 4 bed #HMO aswell as getting carpets fitted today. Choices, Choices, Choices! There are a number of them on this one. 👍🏽 Social Housing - an offer is on the table for the #property to be leased for 3 years to a #temporaryaccommodation provider. We already have placed 2 properties for this cause this year - so do we do another one? ⛑️ House rented to key workers on a joint tenancy - four key workers get together and take the property plus the bills on for a fixed term tenancy. Two applications from groups have already been made by nurses and police officers. Viewings next week. 👮 House rented again to #keyworkers, but on separate tenancies - we pay the bills. Again several applications received already after 2 days of advertising. What to do? Decisions to be made next week - but I know this one will tick the boxes for the tenant type I want to create superb accommodation for!
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