Students advised to watch out for rogue landlords

Housing organisation Threshold has warned students looking for accommodation to beware of rogue landlords who let sub-standard property.

Students advised to watch out for rogue landlords
Tue, 31 Aug, 2004 - 09:58

Housing organisation Threshold has warned students looking for accommodation to beware of rogue landlords who let sub-standard property.

The organisation said students should never agree to rent a property before viewing it.

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