Currently renting your home?
Can happily afford the rent, but cannot raise enough deposit to buy?
Tenopt can help
The Tenopt rental agreement is a unique opportunity for you to finally buy your house by living in it and paying your rent. We do not want this opportunity to be copied by any unscrupulous operators and we are protective of our Unique Sales Proposition (USP).
Please email your interest to info@tenopt.co.uk and one of our Relationship Managers will set up a Zoom call to explain how this Tenopt system operates.
2 July 2023
Misery for tenants as cost of renting continues ‘to climb across the UK’
The average tenant in the UK is spending almost half of their monthly net income to cover the average cost of rent, new research shows. The latest figures on the cost of renting from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) was released earlier this month showing that rents in England have increased to their highest […]
7 May 2023
More affordable housing must be provided for the heroes of this crisis
The housing market must be reformed to support the essential workers we have relied on throughout this crisis, writes Elspeth MacKenzie January feels a long time ago now. But just five short months ago, the UK entered 2020 with a stable economy, employment levels recorded at over 76%, and a housing market that had its […]
5 May 2023
The biggest mistakes first-time house buyers make
Buying your first home is an incredibly exciting process as the prospect of getting on the property ladder and moving up in the world is a right of passage many enjoy walking. However, there are many hoops you need to jump through as a first-time buyer and some of the obstacles may be much bigger […]
1 May 2023
Why House Prices Will Continue to Increase in the UK
Despite the promise of thousands of new homes being built in the UK to ease the impact of rocketing prices, they continue to rise across the UK. London is the epicentre of the housing crisis, which has developed over the past 20 years. The average price of a house in the London borough of Kensington […]
27 April 2023
How to Improve Your Credit Score with your Rental Payments
If you are looking to buy a house, one of the most important things to consider is your credit score, which will be used by banks to determine whether you get a mortgage or not. For many first time and young buyers, this can be a problem. Credit scores are based on a number of […]
24 April 2023
Three Benefits of Modern Methods of Construction
Technology and construction methods have not stopped evolving for the past 10,000 years. Ever since mud huts and caves were what our ancestors called ‘home, we have been improving, innovating and redefining how and where we live. The Egyptians, Mayans and Aztecs built structures which were so mind-bendingly complex, scientists are still unsure of how […]
10 April 2023
There is a ‘massive amount of pent-up demand’ in the rental market
The UK lockdown has been essential for containing the spread of coronavirus, but it is causing major disruption and distress, so when can it be lifted? There are huge decisions for the government to make, as it looks to balance saving lives today with long-term damage to society. But as soon as the lockdown is […]
2 April 2023
DWP suspends Universal Credit rent arrears deductions
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced that Universal Credit rent arrears deductions have been suspended amid the coronavirus pandemic. Third-party deductions, which typically see claimants have money they owe taken from their monthly benefit allowances, will be scrapped until 10 May. Universal Credit claims have increased sharply as Covid-19 batters the economy. […]