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If you need help or to contact us, our Help Centre has all the information you need. If you’re looking for advice on how to swap, our blog is packed full of useful articles that cover everything you need to know about HomeSwapper and mutual exchange. HomeSwapper is the leading mutual exchange service in the UK for helping you swap your social ...
HomeSwapper is the UK’s BIGGEST and BEST mutual exchange service for social housing tenants. We help you search for possible swaps, get in touch with other tenants and arrange viewings until you find the perfect new home. HomeSwapper has over 200,000 homes listed with 1000’s more added each week. It’s an easy-to-use service, with a free ...
On HomeSwapper you can create MultiSwaps. These are swaps that involve more than 2 homes. The way it works is that a swapper moves into the home of a person who is moving into the home of another person… until the chain is completed. So everyone gets the home they want! Find out how MultiSwaps work, click here.
Whether you’ve been on HomeSwapper for a little while, or you’re fairly new to swapping, you’ll know that using HomeSwapper, you’re able to take a look through other swappers’ adverts and eventually, find your swap. But what happens
In SwapTracker, swappers have their own Dashboard, designed to show you all the information you need in one simple screen. It will show you exactly where you are in the swap process; the tasks that have been finished and those that still need to be done, as well as how long is left until the swap is complete.
Following the visits, a property report will be sent to the other swapper to sign and return. Your landlord will check your rent account and look at any conditions they have asked to be put right. A clear rent account will be required to complete the swap. They’ll also confirm if the property has passed or failed the health & safety checks.
First and foremost: a mutual exchange is a home swap between two social housing tenants. This can occur for a variety of reasons, but often it can be due to needing more space (or sometimes less!), moving for work or to be closer to family. A mutual exchange is a great alternative for tenants who don’t have a high enough priority or banding ...
Every day on HomeSwapper we see users looking to swap for a property with a little more space, usually to accommodate a growing family. This means that there are always plenty of smaller properties available for swapping into. If downsizing
Just highlight which you want – choose as many as you like. Now click the NEXT button. Step 3. On the next screen you select how many bedrooms you want. Step 4. Enter the amount of rent you want to pay. Be careful here that you choose the correct amount for either the week or the month as shown with the arrow in the image below: Step 5.
If you’re looking for advice on how to swap, our blog is packed full of useful articles that cover everything you need to know about HomeSwapper and mutual exchange. Useful websites If you are looking for help with general questions about social housing, you might find these websites helpful.
