| Description | Examines existing deposit guarantee schemes in Scotland (which, in place of rent deposits, offer a guarantee that landlord will be recompensed in the event of damage, rent arrears etc). |
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| ISBN | 0 7559 3568 3 |
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| Website Publication Date | August 27, 2003 |
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2003 | Deposit Guarantee Schemes in Scotland Julie Rugg |
This document is also available in pdf format (466k) CONTENTSEXECUTIVE SUMMARY Introduction The development of deposit guarantee schemes in Scotland Scheme rationale Scheme services The local contexts Conclusion SECTION ONE: Introduction Background Definitions Research aims and methods SECTION TWO: Introduction Scheme establishment and status Scheme development Management structures Staffing and funding Clients Conclusion SECTION THREE: Introduction The uses of deposit guarantee schemes Deposit guarantee schemes and homelessness Sustainable housing? Conclusion SECTION FOUR: Introduction Help finding suitable accommodation Help setting up a tenancy The deposit guarantee Assistance with rent in advance Dealing with housing benefit Tenant support Landlord support End of tenancy Tenant and landlord and agent evaluation Conclusion SECTION FIVE: Introduction Housing benefit The local housing market The local homelessness 'network' Conclusion SECTION SIX: Introduction Scheme establishment and rationale Scheme staffing and funding Deposit guarantee schemes and homelessness Scheme services Local contexts Conclusion REFERENCES List of Tables Table 2.1: Scheme status by local authority area Table 5.1 Summary comments from Network contacts |
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