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COMING SOON: Available from Monday 1 June 2026 - Pre-orders will be delivered via email on this date.
You’re planning to rent a place with friends or colleagues? That’s a fantastic way to live—it’s social, cost-effective, and lets you access properties that might be out of reach solo.
But standing between you and that shared lifestyle is a rental market that often treats groups with a certain level of scepticism.
Renting as a group can feel like you’re fighting an uphill battle. You’re not just managing one application; you’re coordinating three, four, or even more. You’ll find that property managers often default to a ‘high-risk’ mindset when they see a group, fearing noise, wear and tear, or complex communication. The challenge of getting everyone’s paperwork together in time to beat a 50-person inspection queue is real.
It can feel chaotic and a bit unfair – we get it, and we’re here to help.
This guide is your ‘insider’ playbook for securing a house as a group. We aren’t going to give you generic advice on being good housemates; we’re going to give you the tactical tools to present your group as the most professional, stable, and low-risk option on the agent's desk.
We will show you how to coordinate your applications and ensure they outshine the competition, how to pitch your group’s collective financial strength, and how to handle the legalities of co-tenancy and shared bonds to protect everyone involved. We’re here to help you get the keys to your shared home without the typical group-renter headaches.
COMING SOON: Available from Monday 1 June 2026 - Pre-orders will be delivered via email on this date.
You’re planning to rent a place with friends or colleagues? That’s a fantastic way to live—it’s social, cost-effective, and lets you access properties that might be out of reach solo.
But standing between you and that shared lifestyle is a rental market that often treats groups with a certain level of scepticism.
Renting as a group can feel like you’re fighting an uphill battle. You’re not just managing one application; you’re coordinating three, four, or even more. You’ll find that property managers often default to a ‘high-risk’ mindset when they see a group, fearing noise, wear and tear, or complex communication. The challenge of getting everyone’s paperwork together in time to beat a 50-person inspection queue is real.
It can feel chaotic and a bit unfair – we get it, and we’re here to help.
This guide is your ‘insider’ playbook for securing a house as a group. We aren’t going to give you generic advice on being good housemates; we’re going to give you the tactical tools to present your group as the most professional, stable, and low-risk option on the agent's desk.
We will show you how to coordinate your applications and ensure they outshine the competition, how to pitch your group’s collective financial strength, and how to handle the legalities of co-tenancy and shared bonds to protect everyone involved. We’re here to help you get the keys to your shared home without the typical group-renter headaches.