How It Works

A simple, transparent way to rent your new home. Admin online via Goodlord, keys handed over locally.

1. Find a property

   About 10 minutes · you

   Your journey starts with the right home. Rent, deposit, availability, furnishing, photos and tenancy details provided on enquiry.

2. Confirm your interest

   Same day · us

   Ready to proceed? We start your application. Registered by our team, continued via Goodlord invite. Fully remote, no office visit.

3. Complete your Goodlord application

   About 20 minutes · you, online

   Everything in one digital process. Secure email invite covering identity, address, employment, history and affordability.

4. Referencing and checks

   3 to 5 working days · us and Goodlord

   We verify what the tenancy needs. Identity, affordability, employment and landlord references as applicable. If anything would fail, we tell you what is needed before you pay anything.

5. Review and sign

   Same day · you, online

   Know what you agree to before you commit. Documents provided electronically, reviewed, then e-signed. No in-person meeting needed.

6. Move-in payments

   Same day · you, inside Goodlord

   Clear instructions through the authorised process. Deposit, first rent and any other lawful payments.

   Never pay the key-handover person. Pay deposit and first rent only inside your Goodlord link. We never ask for bank transfers or WhatsApp payments.

7. Tenancy confirmed, keys arranged

   Move-in day · local partner

   Everything completed. Time to move in. An authorised local partner meets you at the agreed time once we confirm. They collect no payments.

What you do not need to do

No office visit. No paper contracts in person. Clear communication throughout. Need help? Call .

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Application, referencing, documents, e-signing and payment admin via Goodlord.

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Renters' Rights Act 2025: what it means for you

In plain terms: more security for tenants, clearer rules for landlords. Your deposit stays protected, rent can only rise once a year, and ending a tenancy follows set legal grounds. We handle compliance for you.

• End of Section 21 no-fault eviction, move to Section 8 grounds
• Periodic-only tenancies, 2-month tenant notice
• Rental bidding ban
• Rent rises capped to once per year with 2 months' notice, tribunal challenge route
• National landlord database and Private Rented Sector Ombudsman registration when in force

Rules differ by property, tenancy type and UK nation. See RRA guidance and Fees. Property-specific requirements are explained during your application.

Before you apply

Deposit, income checks and ID vary by property. You see the full tenancy agreement in Goodlord before you pay anything.