Whether your landlords were kind and respectful and you want them to do well, or whether you want to make sure a dodgy landlord doesn’t go unnoticed, make sure you leave a review and help future tenants out!
Every year, the Advice Centre helps students challenge more and more unethical landlords and estate agents. Unfortunately, most are able to continue their bad practices as students only rent a property short term and aren’t usually around to warn the next cohort.
We love helping students assert their rights and get their deposits back, but we know we could help more by addressing the cause. As a community, students can support one another by leaving feedback on the landlords and estate agents they’ve dealt with after you get your deposit back.
While reviews of landlords and agents in London are booming, in Egham we need to give them a push, so here we are! Whether your landlords were kind and respectful and you want to sing their praises, or you want to make sure a dodgy landlord doesn’t go unnoticed, make sure you leave a review and help future tenants out!
Leave a Review
Please also visit our End of Tenancy Cleaning: Top Tips article and Private Housing Leaving Guide for the latest information about your end of tenancy rights and obligations to avoid being overcharged.
Our Deposit Guide article has all you need to know to get your deposit back.
FURTHER SUPPORT
We appreciate the volume of information being sent your way could be quite overwhelming, so we've created a Coronavirus Hub to give you quick links to key advice, guidance, and our latest news updates. With dedicated pages for housing, academic, and welfare advice, as well as links to government advice and College FAQs, it's your one-stop shop for all the vital information during this time.
The Advice Centre is a free, independent and confidential service for all students here at Royal Holloway. Our friendly, experienced and professional staff will provide a listening ear and offer general and specialist advice. We’re here to support you with a whole range of issues, big and small, and if we’re not the best people to help you with a particular issue, we’ll point you in the right direction.
Email us at advice@su.rhul.ac.uk with any questions or to ask for a phone appointment.