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Technological innovations in the private rental sector don’t happen every day, but the latest from proptech company ‘Marks Out Of Tenancy’ is helping Nottingham City Council to lead the way with a digital service to help local authorities identify unlicensed landlords.
CCIN Affiliate Member and Bristol-based social enterprise ‘Marks Out Of Tenancy’ has been tapping into collective action, co-operation and citizen empowerment for the last couple of years by enabling renters to rate and review their landlord, letting agent, rental properties and neighbourhoods. These collective experiences are assisting future renters to make better renting choices, find great landlords and decent places to call ‘home’.
