What’s it all about? hull.letshelpyou.co.uk is an award-winning website service offering landlords in the private rented sector a quick and easy way to advertise property vacancies and find new tenants. There are no fees or charges, the service is completely free. Local councils subscribe to the LetsHelpYou network to connect local landlords with residents seeking affordable rental accommodation. Landlords can advertise properties in all network partner areas.
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LetsHelpYou is open to all, anyone can use this service, whether in receipt of housing benefit or not.
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You will receive a confirmation email by return. Click (once) the link to validate and complete the registration process and automatically login to your account.
Once you have registered go to the My Properties section to upload your property details (and photographs) using description tick-boxes and the dialogue box to add further information.
LetsHelpYou is available in over 65 languages making it even more accessible to a greater number of people.
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You will need an email address to register. Then go to the Register as Landlord page at hull.letshelpyou.co.uk and follow the instructions, it takes only a few minutes to register.
Enter your Property Details
See the full list of up-to-date participating local authorities in the Help section of the website.
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LetsHelpYou Features & Functions
FREE sing Adverti The free and easy way to advertise affordable rental property across Hull
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Enter all your properties in one session and advertise only those that are currently vacant – then, as other uploaded properties become vacant you can advertise them quickly with a simple ‘click’. Alternatively enter your properties one at a time as they become vacant, the choice is yours.
Property Rents Display To help and inform tenants in receipt of housing benefit every property rent is shown in either Green – when the rent is equal to, or below, the maximum amount of housing benefit, or in Red when the rent is above the maximum amount of housing benefit.