NO SET UP FEES and RENT GUARANTEE with Mecs

id you know that 85% of landlords are now using RENT GUARANTEE compared to 15% 12 months ago.

At Mecs we are now offering rent guarantee for all our managed properties for FREE.

Here are 3 reasons why you should take our rent guarantee offer -

What is your highest value asset?

Your house is your highest value asset, the rent guarantee will provide you 6 months rent payment if the tenant doesn't pay their rent. The tenant could potentially lose their job during Covid, rent guarantee is more vital to have more than ever.

Protects you from all your legal costs
From start to finish legal costs will be covered from when you serve a notice to evict the tenant to when you get the keys back.

Peace of mind
This allows you to not worry about your highest value asset


Mecs will be offering FREE rent guarantee with all our managed properties. Give us a call on 0121 681 6327 or email us info@mecsproperty.co.uk

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