Tenancy deposit replacement firm snags big co-marketing deal

August 4, 2019
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Flatfair, a tenancy deposit replacement provider, has recently announced that some big-name giants now use its services.

Barbon Insurance Group, whose brands include HomeLet and Rentshield Direct, has decided against developing its own product and opted to go with an existing supplier.

A co-marketing agreement with flatfair is the result.

Flatfair and both HomeLet and Rentshield Direct will cross-promote each other’s products and services.

Flatfair has also announced a partnership with one of the UK’s biggest private landlords via its managing agent.

Williams Pears Group has over 5,000 properties in its portfolio, which is managed by Hamways.

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