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- Wes
- 34, male
- Single or double wanted
Total budget: £900 pcm
Description
A Reliable Tenant with a Proven Rental History welcome to most areas
Dear Landlord or Letting Agent,
I understand that some landlords may have concerns about renting to someone who receives Universal Credit, so I would like to provide some reassurance about my circumstances.
I receive the enhanced rates of Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment (PIP), giving me a secure and reliable source of income. My income is not dependent on employment and is therefore stable and ongoing.
I have no concerns about being able to meet my financial commitments, including rent, and I am happy to provide any relevant documentation required to confirm my income and circumstances.
Most importantly, I have an excellent rental history. I have lived in my current property for nearly nine years with the same landlord, and I am only having to leave because the property is now required back by my landlord. I have not chosen to leave due to rent arrears, disputes or any problems with my tenancy.
Throughout my nearly nine years as a tenant, I have taken great pride in looking after my home. I am an exceptionally clean, tidy and house-proud person, and I treat the property I live in with great care and respect. I am also very responsible with my finances and take pride in ensuring my bills and commitments are paid on time.
I do not smoke, I have no children or pets, and I lead a quiet lifestyle. I am looking for a secure, long-term home and would be a respectful and considerate tenant.
I can provide excellent landlord references from my current landlord, who has known me as a tenant for almost nine years, along with proof of income and any other information required. I believe my long-standing tenancy history demonstrates far more about my reliability as a tenant than the source of my income alone.
I have unfortunately made hundreds of enquiries about rental properties and have repeatedly struggled to be given an opportunity, despite having a secure income and an excellent rental history.
I understand that landlords need to protect their property and ensure rent is paid, and I would simply ask to be considered based on my actual circumstances, my proven record and the references I can provide.
I am not looking for special treatment — just a fair opportunity to show that I am a reliable, financially secure and respectful tenant who will take excellent care of the property.
Thank you very much for taking the time to consider my application. I would be happy to provide references, proof of income and any other documentation required.
Kind regards,
Dear Landlord or Letting Agent,
I understand that some landlords may have concerns about renting to someone who receives Universal Credit, so I would like to provide some reassurance about my circumstances.
I receive the enhanced rates of Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment (PIP), giving me a secure and reliable source of income. My income is not dependent on employment and is therefore stable and ongoing.
I have no concerns about being able to meet my financial commitments, including rent, and I am happy to provide any relevant documentation required to confirm my income and circumstances.
Most importantly, I have an excellent rental history. I have lived in my current property for nearly nine years with the same landlord, and I am only having to leave because the property is now required back by my landlord. I have not chosen to leave due to rent arrears, disputes or any problems with my tenancy.
Throughout my nearly nine years as a tenant, I have taken great pride in looking after my home. I am an exceptionally clean, tidy and house-proud person, and I treat the property I live in with great care and respect. I am also very responsible with my finances and take pride in ensuring my bills and commitments are paid on time.
I do not smoke, I have no children or pets, and I lead a quiet lifestyle. I am looking for a secure, long-term home and would be a respectful and considerate tenant.
I can provide excellent landlord references from my current landlord, who has known me as a tenant for almost nine years, along with proof of income and any other information required. I believe my long-standing tenancy history demonstrates far more about my reliability as a tenant than the source of my income alone.
I have unfortunately made hundreds of enquiries about rental properties and have repeatedly struggled to be given an opportunity, despite having a secure income and an excellent rental history.
I understand that landlords need to protect their property and ensure rent is paid, and I would simply ask to be considered based on my actual circumstances, my proven record and the references I can provide.
I am not looking for special treatment — just a fair opportunity to show that I am a reliable, financially secure and respectful tenant who will take excellent care of the property.
Thank you very much for taking the time to consider my application. I would be happy to provide references, proof of income and any other documentation required.
Kind regards,
Availability
- Available
- 12th Aug 2026
- Minimum term
- None
- Maximum term
- 36 months
Looking in
- Nottingham
About me
- Age
- 34
- Smoker?
- No
- Any pets?
- No
- Occupation
- Other
- Interests
- music, travelling, cooking, reading, art, socialising, films, food, walking, yoga, cycling, theatre, hiking, dancing, swimming
- Gender
- Male
New household preferences
- Smokers OK?
- No
- Pets OK?
- No
- Occupation
- Don't mind
- Gender
- No preference specified
Wes
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