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Offers services such as vetting and insurance for landlords and tenants.
Unsolicited marketing calls. We're moving into a rental property and the letting agency used Rentshield for referencing. Despite not opting in to receive marketing communications, Rentshiled have just called me to try and sell me insurance.
Been on hold for over an hour and a half just to provide some contact details that they have texted me for. No other way to contact them.
Awful shocking shares your information because they can !!!!
Poor communication. Buggy software. Unmotivated staff. Your tenants will walk away from frustration and the property will never be rented. Avoid
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