Guarantor Pre-Application Form

Thank you for acting as a guarantor for a property with Parks Letting. Please note this is a preliminary form to gather initial details of all guarantors. Should you be successful you will be asked to complete a subsequent form to begin your referencing.

Name of Tenant to Guarantee
Do you own a home in England or Wales?(Required)
Is the property you own your principle home (you reside there for at least six months of the year)(Required)
Do you have an annual income 30 times greater than the rent you are guaranteeing?(Required)
Which of the following applies to your income status?(Required)
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Your Address(Required)
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        Parks have been my only letting agents I’ve used, they are extremely professional and support you every step of the way. I have been very lucky to have such an amazing property manager Paige Mulloy to support me, making my life as a landlord a breeze and ensuring issues are bought to my attention immediately. Paige’s professionalism and support has been outstanding, any concerns I have had to raise from the property management company have also been managed with promptly, making my life stress free. I will always recommend Parks as a letting agent and would like to thanks Paige very much for all her amazing support she has provided me. Paige has exceeded my expectations of a great property manager. Thank you!

        Bal garcha, Landlord, 2024

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