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Properties are normally not furnished.

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Properties can be furnished or unfurnished.

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Rent levels are generally 20 to 33 per cent cheaper.

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Choice of areas you can move to is restricted.

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Often starts with 12-month introductory tenancies (a one-year trial tenancy).

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Rents can currently be paid by housing benefit, which will usually meet the cost of renting.

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You can choose to live anywhere there are properties you can afford and you can view as many as you like.

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Tenancies tend to be shorter (6-12 months). 

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Tenancies tend to be shorter (6-12 months). 

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You can stay in the property as long as both you and the landlord are happy.

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There is a lot of regulation to make sure landlords keep your home in good condition and do any repairs that are needed.

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Restricted availability, so there are often long waiting times and limited offers of how many properties you can view.

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Tenancies could be a minimum of two years but are normally for much longer.

Can be evicted for rent arrears or anti-social behaviour.

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You can’t just be kicked out – evicted – landlords have to give two months’ notice.

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Rent levels are usually higher – but you can claim Local Housing Allowance to help you pay your rent.