no deposit
Some landlords seem to be very kind and do not require tenants to pay deposits, but they must provide a bond. These bonds are likely to work against the tenant at the end of the lease, as the landlord will use the terms of the bond to make the tenant pay a large sum for repairs that are not actually necessary.
tear up receipt
Some fraudulent landlords will ask tenants to send money to them through transfer services, such as the transfer service of Western Union Bank, and tell the tenants that this is the best proof that they will definitely rent the house. Then these landlords will ask the tenants to give a transfer receipt, and then successfully withdraw the money through the transfer information and then disappear.
unprotected deposit
Some unscrupulous landlords try to avoid paying tenants' rent to the rental deposit Manchester student apartments scheme, keeping the money withheld so that they can find ways to deduct it at the end of the contract.
Manchester student accommodation Hidden Fees
A lot of money is Manchester student apartments taken away without the tenant’s knowledge, such as the rental inspection fee (Tenancy Inspection). The landlord forgets to tell the tenant that there is such a charge, which can put many tenants in debt immediately.
Manchester student accommodation Empty house money
Some swindler landlords have managed to break into unoccupied vacant properties, recommending them to unsuspecting clients as theirs, and then fleeing with the money once the tenants have put down their deposits. For students studying in the UK, although some small money from the landlord may not be regarded as a crime of fraud according to British law, it is a lot of money for Chinese students who are not so wealthy.