Quick Answer
Total Housing Solutions offers near-guaranteed rent to South East landlords on 3 to 5 year corporate leases: the rent is paid because the housing provider's funding comes from local authority contracts, housing benefit, and government care packages. Fixed monthly income, no voids, outside the Renters' Rights Act because the tenant on your lease is a company, not an individual. Typical timeline: 28 days from first call to first payment, across Surrey, Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, Berkshire, Hertfordshire and Oxfordshire.
South East Coverage
THS covers the London commuter belt. Occupants are placed by vetted housing associations, CICs, and supported living providers holding placement contracts across the following counties:
Surrey
Guildford, Woking, Epsom, Reigate, Kingston
Kent
Sevenoaks, Tunbridge Wells, Maidstone, Bromley corridors
East & West Sussex
Brighton, Crawley, Horsham, Haywards Heath
Hampshire
Winchester, Southampton, Basingstoke, Farnham
Berkshire
Reading, Windsor, Newbury, Maidenhead — THS's home county
Hertfordshire
St Albans, Watford, Stevenage, Welwyn
Oxfordshire
Oxford, Abingdon, Bicester, Didcot
Housing provider demand across the commuter belt is sustained because it is driven by local authority placement contracts, not market cycles. Your fixed figure is agreed at property assessment.
Why South East Landlords Choose THS
1. High Property Values Mean More to Protect
South East property values are among the highest outside London. At these levels, a single void period or protracted possession dispute costs thousands in lost rent and legal fees. A corporate lease converts that exposure into a fixed monthly income backed by government-funded provider income, protecting the single largest asset most landlords own.
2. Commuter Belt Tenant Churn Means More Voids on AST
The South East AST market is driven by professionals on rolling employment contracts, so tenancies turn over regularly, with weeks of void and re-letting fees between each one. A corporate lease eliminates this cycle entirely: THS pays through voids regardless of occupancy status.
3. RRA Exposure Is a Bigger Risk on High-Value South East Property
The Renters' Rights Act 2025 applies to every AST tenancy in England. For South East landlords, the stakes are higher: contested possession can take months on properties with high mortgage commitments, creating serious cash flow risk. Corporate leases sit outside the RRA because the tenant on your lease is a company, not an individual, and the Act applies to individual tenancies.
4. Peace of Mind Across a Dispersed Portfolio
Many South East landlords hold 2+ properties across multiple counties: a flat in Guildford, a house in Reading, another in St Albans. Managing AST compliance, repairs, and tenant relations across different geographies becomes a part-time job. THS handles all of it centrally, so you receive one fixed payment per property, every month.
Real Case Study: Mr Taylor-Rowe, Reading, Berkshire
Property Portfolio: 4 properties, mix of terraces and semi-detached
4
Self-managed, 5+ hours per week
£800–£1,200 per void
5 years, all four properties
The Challenge
Managing four properties across different areas was consuming 5+ hours per week. Tenant turnover was high, void periods lasted 3–4 weeks each, and one tenant had been in arrears for six weeks, creating stress and unpredictability in cash flow.
The Solution: A 5-Year THS Corporate Lease
All four properties moved onto a 5-year corporate lease with THS. THS took over occupant management, maintenance coordination, and arrears handling. His income became predictable, arriving on the same day each month, regardless of occupancy. No monthly fees: THS earns on the sublease margin.
Zero in 14 months
£0
Same day, every month
14 months and ongoing
Mr Taylor-Rowe's verdict: "I haven't had a single call about any of my properties in over 14 months. The rent arrives on the first of every month. That is it."
This and other landlord outcomes: our case studies page.
How the Rent Figure Works Across the South East
No rate card and no county-by-county price list. Your fixed figure is agreed at property assessment, set below the open-market ceiling in exchange for certainty and zero effort. Our calculator uses a conservative baseline of 85% of stated rental value for illustration; the exact number depends on the property and the provider placement it suits. What is fixed: the term (3 to 5 years), the payment date, and the figure itself once agreed.
Comparison: AST Landlord South East vs THS Corporate Lease
| Aspect | AST Landlord (South East) | THS Corporate Lease |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly income | Variable — voids between tenancies | Fixed every month, backed by provider funding |
| RRA 2025 compliance | Your legal responsibility across all counties | Does not apply — the tenant is a company, not an individual |
| Void periods | Weeks of lost rent between tenancies | Zero — THS pays regardless |
| Who occupies | Individual tenants; short-term commuter churn | Occupants placed by a vetted housing association, CIC, or supported living provider — named before you sign |
| Letting agent fees | 8–12% of rent plus re-letting fees | No separate management fees |
| Eviction / possession | Months of court process; your cost | THS's responsibility — your income continues |
| Portfolio management | Multiple agents, multiple relationships | One point of contact, one fixed payment |
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South East Landlord FAQs
Does THS cover my county in the South East?
Will rates be lower for South East properties than London?
How quickly can a South East property be placed on a corporate lease?
Does the Renters' Rights Act 2025 apply to my South East property?
Who occupies South East properties under a THS lease?
Will my mortgage lender permit a corporate lease in the South East?
Can I still manage my own South East property whilst on a corporate lease?
What happens at the end of the 3–5 year lease term?
Get Your South East Fixed Rent Figure
Find out what your South East property qualifies for. Fixed income, no voids, outside the RRA framework. Typical timeline: 28 days from first call to first payment. The occupants will be placed by a housing association, CIC, or supported living provider, named before anything is signed.