alternative deposits
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Products & Services
Coup for alternative deposits firm as BTR giant Dandara jumps on board
BTR firm's tenants now have option of a flatfair deposit alongside a traditional one, saving agents and operators time and costs.
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Safe as houses
Tenant deposits used to be pretty straightforward –looking after a pile of cash – but these days there is a lot more to it, as Charlotte Flake explains.
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NEW: Leading deposit alternative firm adds traditional service to its platform
After several years selling agents and BTR operators the concept of a 'no deposit' service, flatfair has now launched a traditional offering as well.
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Leading referencing app adds ‘alternative deposits’ for agents
Vouch and Reposit has signed a deal that enables letting agents to manage a tenant's deposit and referencing on a single smartphone app.
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Some tenants aren’t being given ‘full info’ about alternative deposit products, says industry chief
Two days after a BBC investigation sparked industry debate about alternative deposits transparency, Flatfair's Simon Scott says it's time the sector got its act together.
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BBC investigation slams agents who offer alternative deposits over ‘lack of transparency’
Report into providers includes warnings from industry and campaigning groups that agents are not being clear enough about how alternative deposits work.
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Alternative deposits firm Flatfair signs landmark deal with build-to-rent giant
US built-to-rent giant Atlas Residential is to begin offering tenants at its UK sites the opportunity to use alternative deposits platform Flatfair. In September Atlas revealed that it would be expanding its operation in the UK with projects in the Middlesex, Sussex, Kent, Hampshire and Lancashire including Bow Square in Southampton, a 279-home development which first opened in September 2017, and a recently-launched 238-apartment development in Salford. Atlas, which has 75,000 properties around the world, established its first site in the UK two-and-a-half years ago. Tenants at the Southampton site will be the first to be offered alternative deposits via Flatfair and can move in by using their debit card to pay a one-off membership fee worth only one week’s rent plus VAT, with any end of tenancy charges settled when they leave the property. Yasmin Luscombe (left), Bow Square Community Director at Atlas Residential, said: “Our mission is to achieve the highest resident satisfaction for all of our projects and partnering with flatfair will accelerate that. “As we look to expand our UK portfolio, flatfair will help us to ensure that our tenant offering stays at the cutting edge of the sector.” Mal McCallion, Director of Partnerships at flatfair,…
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Alternative deposits competition hots up following ‘Netflix-style’ subscription launch
Subscription-based service Ome has been launched by insurance and compliance giant Hamilton Fraser after three years of planning.
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