Initial Rent Calculator
Work Out Your Upfront Rental Costs
Moving into a new rental property? Use our Initial Rent Calculator to understand exactly how much you need to pay before moving in. This tool provides a clear breakdown of the upfront costs, ensuring there are no surprises.
Calculate Your Initial Rental Costs
Moving into a new rental property? Use our Initial Rent Calculator to understand exactly how much you need to pay before moving in. This tool provides a clear breakdown of the upfront costs, ensuring there are no surprises.
Rental Cost FAQs
The holding deposit varies depending on the value of the rent and is paid to secure the property while referencing checks are carried out.
If your application is successful, your holding deposit is deducted from your total move-in costs. If you decide not to proceed or fail referencing due to misleading information, you may not be eligible for a refund.
A damage deposit is typically 1 month's rent plus £25 and is held in a government-approved deposit protection scheme to ensure fairness for both tenants and landlords.
Yes! We offer No Deposit Options that allow you to move in without paying a large upfront deposit. Instead, you pay a small non-refundable fee.
In addition to your rental payments, consider costs such as:
- Utility bills (gas, electricity, water)
- Council tax
- Internet and TV services
- Moving costs
- Tenant insurance (optional but recommended)
Read our Referencing Criteria to check affordability requirements.
