Speaking as a tenant, the place I was living was put under the management of Paul Hubbard and we were immediately evicted (I know this was the landlord and not them, whom we also are very unhappy with as this was like a stab in the back after years of what we thought was positive communication), we were told the building was being sold but the other tenants said they had NOT been evicted, so it was just us. Funny that, the only flat on benefits in the building gets evicted? We received 0 support, even when we emailed they didn't respond, as nobody had bothered to tell us our agent was away. We had only two months as two disabled people on UC to find a low cost place to live with no help, and we almost didn't find anywhere. (We had only one offer 200 miles away which we had to take as we had no other options, even through local council etc.) The ONLY communication put forward by Paul Hubbard was to ask if we would be vacated by the time they wanted. This was hours after we'd emailed asking about something, and it just felt like a slap in the face. Oh, and I waited months to find the flat up for rent again, and with a fresh lick of paint, there it is (edit: at a 40% price increase). Building not sold, we were LIED TO (last sold 2015-2017...) so that we'd feel better about getting evicted (on every application we now have to put yes, we were evicted, even if it was a "no fault" one.) We were the only ones without jobs and would've been fine with the inflated price, but we weren't even asked. Just kicked out, and the reason for the review, is we were treated like garbage. Very typical of the South imo, if you're poor or disabled, you're ignored and on your own. Landlords will have a great time with this company! Disabled tenants? As soon as you see their logo in a letter, prepare to run, cos they're coming for you!