RentGuarantor: Our Recommended Guarantor Partner

What this means for landlords

When a tenant screening result comes back as Fair, Poor, or Needs Review, the let isn't necessarily dead. A professional guarantor service is one route some tenants use: the service acts as the guarantee, on whatever terms its own policy documents set out.

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LetSorted has partnered with RentGuarantor as our recommended guarantor provider. RentGuarantor acts as a UK-based guarantor for tenants who don't have a suitable personal guarantor — covering students, new arrivals, self-employed tenants, and others who may fall short on traditional affordability checks.

How it works

When you run a tenant screening check and the result is borderline, LetSorted will surface an optional suggestion pointing to RentGuarantor. The tenant can explore the service directly — it is never a condition of the tenancy and entirely up to them.

The same suggestion appears in the add-tenant flow on your property dashboard, giving you visibility of the option when onboarding a new tenant.

For a deeper look at when a guarantor makes sense and how to screen them properly, see the full guarantor guide for UK landlords.

Important: this is always optional

Using a guarantor service is entirely the tenant's choice. Under the Tenant Fees Act 2019, landlords cannot require tenants to use a specific service. LetSorted surfaces the option as a helpful suggestion — nothing more.

Using this service is completely optional.