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Mutual house exchange

A mutual exchange occurs when two tenants decide to swap homes. If you rent from a Council or Housing Association this could be a fast and easy way to find a new home.  

West North West homes Leeds has joined a national mutual exchange register called House Exchange. You can use the website www.leedshomes.houseexchange.org.uk  to put you in touch with other tenants wanting to swap their homes.

You will need to complete the online registration form to receive your ID number and password to use the website.

New customers join the scheme on a daily basis, so if you don’t find a swap straight away, keep logging into the website every week or so.

Once you have found someone to swap homes with, you’ll need to check each other’s homes before agreeing to move. You also need to contact your landlord  to get permission for the mutual exchange to go ahead. You must not move without getting your landlords written agreement. If you do, you will have to move back to your original home and may even risk losing your home.

West North West homes Leeds are introducing mutual exchange boards. These boards will be put up outside your home and will advertise that you are requesting a mutual exchange.

If you are interested in having a mutual exchange board installed outside your home or you see a mutual exchange board and you are interested in swapping homes with this property you can contact West North West homes Leeds on 0800 915 113 or visit the Leeds homes website www.leedshomes.houseexchange.org.uk for further details on the property you have seen.