Paying Your Rent
Our guide on how to pay your rent in the most effective way.
Timely payment of rent and service charges is crucial. For a weekly tenancy, payment is due every Monday, but you can choose to pay every two weeks or monthly, as long as it's in advance.
By sharing this responsibility, we aim to foster a partnership where both the landlord and tenant contribute to the well-being of the property. Our commitment is to address significant repairs and maintenance tasks that require specialised knowledge or professional assistance. Meanwhile, as a tenant, you are encouraged to promptly attend to minor repairs and ensure the general upkeep of your living space.
Thank you for paying your rent on time. Your timely payments contribute to the betterment of our services and homes. We appreciate your support in our ongoing efforts to improve.
How To Pay Your Rent
Important ! Please ensure you quote your rent reference number each time you make a payment.
Standing Order
To set up a standing order, contact your bank or utilise online banking systems, which often offer this feature. Reach out to your bank for guidance on setting up a standing order.
Online banking platforms may also provide the option to establish standing orders, making it convenient for regular payments.
Online Banking
To pay your rent using online banking, you can utilise your bank’s Online Banking Portal. This platform provides a convenient way to make your rental payments electronically.
Access your bank’s Online Banking Portal, where you can initiate the rent payment securely and efficiently.
Useful Information
CHECK YOUR BENEFIT ENTITLEMENT
If you receive housing benefit, you can arrange for your local council to make payments directly to us. Visit your local council’s website to learn more about housing benefit, or you can use the handy calculator by following the link below.
STRUGGLING WITH A PAYMENT?
If you are facing difficulties in paying your rent, please contact us at your earliest convenience, and we will make every effort to assist you in getting back on track. It is essential to reach out to us as soon as possible. Typically, we can work out a mutually agreed arrangement wherein you can pay the outstanding amount in installments alongside your regular rent.