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When renting why do I have to pay a tenant deposit?

A tenancy deposit offers the landlord peace of mind that when the tenancy ends, if you do not leave the property in good condition, you have breached the terms of the tenancy agreement, or you have rent arrears, then the landlord may make a claim against your deposit to offset his loss.

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Geeta and Ed D - Tenant

You have gone over and above with this sale, providing total professionalism, realism and key insight into market evaluation and trends. I will be using KFH again for the sale of my flat.

James G - Seller

We would like to personally thank KFH for their great service with the purchase of our property. You often went above and beyond the expected service.

Chris A - Buyer

I would like you to know how impressed I was by your attention to detail throughout the selling process. I would happily recommend you when it comes to dealing with property.

Shirley B - Seller

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