We are London’s Guaranteed Rent Specialists!
Central Housing Group’s Guaranteed Rent Scheme provides landlords with a guaranteed monthly rental income for up to 5 years.
Quite simply, it’s the most reliable risk free way to let your property!
Guaranteed rent for 1-5 years
Rent paid even when your property is empty
No risk of rent arrears
No risk of legal eviction costs for rent arrears
Protection against tenant damage
Letting a property in London can be risky. Without the right support, landlords can often face lost income from empty / void periods, unpaid rent, legal costs, and tenant damage. It can turn a promising investment into a source of stress and worry….
Peace of mind. No surprises. Guaranteed rent.
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Why letting agents are the heroes landlords need (opinion)
Let’s be honest – no landlords signed up to become compliance officers, legal experts, or legislative gurus. They signed up to invest in property. And yet, the weight of the regulatory obligation that’s landed on their shoulders has never been heavier. And that’s even before the Renters’ Rights Act swept…
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Renters Rights Act backfiring, warns leading lettings agency
The Renters Rights Act is proving largely counterproductive. This is according to Knight Frank which says the law – introduced in May – has effectively pushed rents higher. It says that one reason is a shortage of supply as more landlords have sold due to the prospect of tighter margins…
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Social renting stock falls – private sector set to take up slack
Some 14,275 council homes were sold under the Right to Buy scheme in England during 2025-26, an increase of 90% compared to 2024-25, reported by local authorities. Local authorities received £1.61 billion from eligible Right to Buy sales during 2025-26, an increase of 99.6% compared with 2024-25. The average receipt…
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Renters Rights Act enforcement officers funded by Mayor
London’s Labour Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan is to spend some £400,000 on the recruitment of Renters Rights Act enforcement officers and other tenant’s rights services. The funding will go towards the training of newly-recruited officers in boroughs across the capital. The rest of Khan’s ‘Renters Rights Enforcement Fund’ will go…