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The Supported Living Gateway matching process

10th October 2022

Transparency is really important to us and the process of setting up a supported living lease can seem complicated.

Here is a step-by-step guide highlighting all the actions involved in finding a property through our Portal, the order they need to happen, and when our fees are paid. 

For more information on our fees, click here.

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