THE RENT GUARANTEE COMPANY LTD

THE RENT GUARANTEE COMPANY LTD

Real Estate

De-risking Developers and Landlords property investments

About us

Our ideal Clients are Developers and Owner Landlords who own investment properties in the South East, London and South West, UK

Website
www.trgc.co.uk
Industry
Real Estate
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
SAWBRIDGEWORTH
Type
Public Company
Founded
2014
Specialties
No Fees, Rent Guaranteed, Self repairing Lease, No Void Periods, Fully Managed, and Risk Management

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Employees at THE RENT GUARANTEE COMPANY LTD

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  • Discover the rollercoaster dynamic shifts and unique opportunities in the Harlow property market over the past six years. From the surprising resilience during unpredictable economic times to the current trends that are shaping homeownership, this article has insights that every Harlow homeowner needs to know. Don't miss out, learn how these changes could impact you➡ https://lnkd.in/eiwUirqT

    Navigating the Rollercoaster of the Last Six Years

    Navigating the Rollercoaster of the Last Six Years

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  • Harlow Landlords Your rental property isn't just a line item on your investment portfolio. It's a real place—perhaps your first home, or a carefully chosen asset for your future. You want to know it's in good hands. Are you left wondering: ➡️Is my property getting the attention it deserves? ➡️Are small issues being caught before they become big problems? ➡️Is someone treating my property as carefully as I would? At TRGC, we understand. We know that proper property care is about more than just collecting rent. It's about: ✅ Regular, thorough inspections ✅ Proactive maintenance to preserve your property's value ✅ Transparency ✅ Accountablity We believe in managing each property as if it were our own. Because to us, your investment is personal. Curious about what attentive property management really looks like? Let's chat. We'd love to discuss how we can give your property the attention it deserves.

  • Analysis of Trends in UK Property Ownership (1918-2023) The UK property market has seen significant changes over the last century, with distinct trends emerging in the areas of owner-occupied properties, social renting, and private renting. In 1918, the UK property landscape was dominated by private renters, who made up 75% of all households. At the time, only 25% of the population owned their own homes. Over the next few decades, home ownership gradually increased, reaching about 38% by 1958. This shift was accompanied by a decrease in private renting, which fell to 41% during the same period. The most significant growth in home ownership occurred between 1958 and 2003, where the percentage of owner-occupiers surged from 38% to 70%. This period saw a corresponding decline in both private renting, which fell to just 8% in 2003, and social renting, which peaked at 29% in 1978 before declining to 22% by 2003. Interestingly, the trend for private renting reversed around the time of the global financial crisis. Between 2003 and 2008, private renting began to grow again, rising from 8% to 10% of households. This growth continued, reaching 20% by 2023. This resurgence in private renting may be attributed to various factors, including increased housing demand, affordability challenges in the homeownership market, and changes in government housing policies. Meanwhile, social renting has seen a gradual decline since its peak in the late 1970s, stabilising around 18% in recent years. The reduction in social housing reflects broader changes in government policy and the gradual shift towards promoting homeownership and the private rental sector. In summary, the UK property market has evolved significantly over the past century. The initial dominance of private renting has given way to an increase in homeownership, although recent years have seen a renewed growth in the private rental market.

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  • Shocking Truth: Every UK Home Could Fit Inside the M25 Imagine this—if every single floor of every single home in the UK was laid out, one next to the other, they would all fit snugly within the confines of the M25 motorway. Yes, you read that right! The total floor area of all UK homes is about 891 square miles, and the M25, the infamous ring road encircling London, covers an area of 904 square miles. The M25 has long been a symbol of Britain's complex relationship with its infrastructure and property market. Loved by some for its practicality and loathed by others for its traffic jams and pollution, the M25 mirrors the contradictions inherent in the British property market. For many, owning a home is the pinnacle of success, yet the stress of mortgages, house prices, and the unpredictable market makes it a love-hate affair. So, the next time you find yourself stuck in traffic on the M25, consider this: every home in the country, from Cornwall to the Highlands, Norfolk to Northern Island could be right there with you. People of Harlow, does that surprise you? What does it say about the space—or lack thereof—in our island nation? This startling fact is both a testament to our densely populated land and a reminder of the complexities that come with it.

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  • The Harlow property market is showing surprising resilience despite recent economic challenges, particularly with the expected surge in cash buyers not making as much of an impact as anticipated. While many believed cash buyers would dominate in a high-interest-rate environment, Harlow continues to see balanced activity across the board. For an in-depth analysis of what's driving these trends and how it could impact your next move, click on this link to read the article https://lnkd.in/e5EfTkHK

    Where are the Cash Buyers? Harlow Property Market - TRGC

    Where are the Cash Buyers? Harlow Property Market - TRGC

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  • For property owners and landlords in Harlow, the latest insights on the average age of first-time buyers reveal a surprising trend. While it’s often assumed that the age of first-time buyers has significantly increased over the last two decades, the data tells a different story. In the UK, excluding London, the average age of a first-time buyer has only risen from 30 years and 7 months in 2005 to 33 years in 2023. In London, traditionally known for its high property prices, the age has increased from 32 years in 2005 to 35 years and 4 months today. This modest rise reflects a resilient market where buyers are still entering the market earlier than many might expect, despite economic challenges. For those in Harlow, this stability suggests continued demand for properties, making it an opportune time for landlords and property owners to consider their home ownership and investment strategies.

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  • Thinking of buying or selling a property in Harlow? Whether you're a seasoned homeowner, a first-time buyer, or a buy-to-let investor, understanding the current Harlow property market could make all the difference. Is now the right time to make your move, or should you wait? Discover the trends and opportunities shaping Harlow’s property market in 2024. Click here to read the article - https://lnkd.in/eN_ttAEr

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  • This month's ONS Heat map provides an intriguing look at the distribution of three-person households across Harlow. The darker shades of blue on the map indicate areas with a higher percentage of three-person households, while the lighter shades towards green show areas with a lower percentage. This visualisation offers a snapshot of where three-person households are more concentrated in Harlow, reflecting the demographic patterns in different parts of the town. We aim to spark discussion and provide valuable insights into the property market, which we know captivates many. Every month, we publish a different graph, focusing on various property metrics. This not only keeps us informed about trends but also encourages thoughtful conversation about the dynamics of Harlow's property landscape. Understanding such patterns can be particularly useful for both buyers and sellers, helping to make more informed decisions.

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  • Is Harlow truly overcrowded, or are our perceptions incorrect? This insightful article delves into the statistics and realities behind Harlow’s population density, providing a more nuanced perspective. Discover how housing shortages, innovative urban planning, and sustainable development strategies are crucial to addressing the town's challenges, and whyHarlow remains an attractive place to live. Read on to explore these issues in depth and share your thoughts on the future of Harlow. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eCFGbfUe

    Is Harlow Overcrowded? A Closer Look at the Numbers - TRGC

    Is Harlow Overcrowded? A Closer Look at the Numbers - TRGC

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  • So today TRGC - The Rent Guarantee Company, is celebrating it's 10th Birthday 🎉 And what a 10 years it's been - we've been reflecting on some of the things that have happened in that time ... 🔹We've rebranded 🔹We've been nominated for Awards 🔹We continued to work through COVID 🔹We've provided homes to over 1200 Families 🔹We've donated to local community charity organisations 🔹We've gained our ISO Certifications 🔹We've held Landlord Events with some great key speakers 🔹We were awarded our Silver Armed Forces Covenant 🔹We've celebrated our successes and now ... we're looking forward to the next 10 years and what that brings.

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