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Landlord Junction is property management software for landlords and letting agents in England. It holds every tenancy, deposit record and certificate in one place, checks each rent increase against the Section 13 rules before you serve it, keeps a dated rent ledger that works as evidence, and reminds you before the next deadline falls. Every account starts with 27 days of the full product with no card; after that one house or flat stays free with every feature, and paid plans cover larger portfolios and agencies. Built for the Renters' Rights Act, with free public tools for rent-increase dates, Section 8 grounds and the landlord compliance checklist. Trading name of Attract Properties Ltd.
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17 Fairfield Crescent, Fairfield, L6 8PH, Liverpool, United Kingdom
- support@landlordjunction.com
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