Who We WorkWith
Three kinds of public body lease landlords’ properties through arrangements like ours.
Each of these bodies has a funded, ongoing need for suitable homes, and each can enter a lease that pays a landlord a fixed rent for the term. Which body a particular property suits depends on its location, type and the live requirements at the time, which we confirm before anything is agreed.
How the Partnerships Work
What each side brings
- The landlord provides a suitable, compliant property and grants the lease.
- The public body provides funded demand, places and supports the occupants, and is responsible for the property’s condition during the term.
- RentPromise connects the two, arranges the lease, and manages the arrangement and the rent for the full term as the landlord’s agent.
This is why the arrangement is described as government leasing rather than a private let. The demand, the funding and the responsibility for occupants sit with a public body, which is what gives a landlord a genuinely different kind of security from an ordinary tenancy or a private rent-to rent deal.
Why This Matters to You
The strength of these partnerships is the reason your rent is secure. Because your lease is with a public body, your income does not depend on a single tenant paying, or on RentPromise itself. It is funded and paid by an institution with a long-term duty to house people, for the full term of your lease.
That is the practical benefit of everything on this page. You keep ownership of your property, you receive a fixed rent whether it is occupied or not, and your counterparty is a public body rather than a private firm. The partnerships are the machinery behind the guarantee, and connecting you to them is what we do.
See what we would arrange for your property
Tell us the address and a few details, and we will confirm the public bodies active in your area and come back with an offer setting out the fixed rent and the term. Free survey and valuation, no obligation.
Or call us on (612) 123 - 4456 78 to talk it through.