Students renting their first property are vulnerable as
landlords unfairly withhold deposits, do not carrying out repairs, and enter
properties without notice, according to a new poll. Shelter teamed-up with
YouGov to survey almost 5,000 people to discover students are finding renting
difficult, in terms of affordability, poor conditions, and a lack of bargaining
power with landlords. Full-time students were around twice as likely to have
experienced a landlord or agent entering their home without permission – when
compared with non-students – and 41 per cent of student renters said they were
forced to borrow money from their parents in order to meet monthly rental
payments in the last year. Another third admitted to having used up their
savings to meet rent payments in the last year. Read more on the Independent
website.
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