What is Property Guardianship?
Property guardianship is a form of alternative housing in which individuals rent properties that are not being fully utilised, such as empty commercial buildings, schools, or other public buildings. These individuals, known as property guardians, pay a lower rent than they would for a traditional rental property in exchange for taking on responsibilities to maintain the property and ensure it remains secure. The property owner, or “Guardian company,” in turn can use the property for other purposes such as storage, events, or renovations.
Become a live-in Guardian
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What responsibilities does a live-in guardian have?
Maintaining the property which may include cleaning common areas, performing minor repairs, and reporting any major issues to the property owner or guardian company.
Ensuring the security of the property, which may include locking doors and windows and reporting any suspicious activity to the property owner or guardian company.
- Payment of rent and other fees required by the property owner or guardian company, such as utility bills.
Required to have liability insurance to cover any damage they may cause to the property.
Respect the rights and privacy of other guardians living in the same property.
Communicate with the property owner or guardian company regarding any issues or concerns about the property.
How to Become a Guardian?
1. Meet the eligibility criteria:
you will have to attend an interview in person or over the phone before being accepted as a guardian. Be prepared to answer questions about your background, experience, and why you’re interested in becoming a property guardian.
Note: Not suitable for under 18 and no pets allowed.
Age
Must be 18 or over
Financial
Have a steady income
Clear records
No Criminal Record
2. Fill the form below or call us at 0207 717 9789
3. Attend an interview
you will have to attend an interview in person or over the phone before being accepted as a guardian. Be prepared to answer questions about your background, experience, and why you’re interested in becoming a property guardian
4. Sign an agreement outlining the terms and conditions of your guardianship
Make sure you understand and agree with the terms before signing.
5. Move-in
Once you’ve signed the agreement, you can move into the property.
6. Stay in touch
Keep in contact with the property owner or guardian company, report any maintenance issues and comply with the rules and regulations.
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Contact
Info@MypropertyGuardians.co.uk
+44207 717 9789
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday : 9:00 a.m – 6:00 p.m
Saturday: Only by appointments
