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Estate Agent Bobby Singh asks landlords to offer properties for NHS staff free of charge

thousands of landlord apartments offer to NHS workers, free of charge, The Following reports, that some face eviction.

parts of the British hospital staff have been forced to relocate the rental of the properties, or isolate them from their Families .

Some are facing eviction, because the landlord is considered to have a risk of infection.

web sites, But manage sprung up in The Last week, to The Number the owner is now offering a free accommodation.

Merilee Karr, one of the co-founder of the short-term accommodation Association, Set Up Two Weeks ago.

The Site has the goal of health care workers in contact with landlords willing to offer properties for free or almost nothing.

Mrs. Karr, who also runs the luxury-rental-service Under the doormat, said the short-term rental market fell by 90 percent.

As a result, many in the sector, empty properties and were willing to help.

More Than 400 rooms are now listed by NHS-houses, worth a total of £1. 2m in rent per month.

She Said : "Our industry is in lockdown and there is no way to know how long so we thought, let's use our rooms.

"There is no better way to do that than The People who are going to help us through this Crisis . "

Kay Morgan charging the NHS staff only is £5 per day.

Among the owners, Kay Morgan, from Ayrshire, has offered the rent of your apartment in Prestwick town centre, all frontline staff, for £5 A Day .

she had pages of Between £50 and £150 for a night, through the various booking.

"As A Family we have used well and truly up to our NHS quota," the 46-year-old. "When The Virus started, ping my phone and all of the rejections went came.

"I thought, instead of sitting empty, I can help someone. "

you said the opportunity would allow, to accept staff extra layers, in the knowledge that they had a place to stay away from their Families .

Simon Bell , whose partner John is a Doctor , rented out his London house while in Sri Lanka

elsewhere, Simon Bell , 51, is lending his house in Brixton, South London , an NHS worker, he has never met.

He and his partner run a social enterprise in Sri Lanka and for The Last eight years, Mr Bell has spent half of his time there, and rented out their London home while you are away.

to help His partner John trained as a Doctor in the USA and has just flown out of the country, with medical needs in Seattle.

"We had the luck to be here when it started really great. Sri Lanka is in lockdown and to take precautionary measures, but So Far it is not too bad," He Said .

"It just felt like some way of being able to help, if we suffer so Far Away and so many people, so much the worse. It was a no-brainer, a brilliant idea. "

AirBnB, began appealing to landlords to help the NHS last week.

The Site is designed to be able to house 100,000 workers ' health through the short-term. More Than 1,500 landlords hosts signed up in The First Two Days .

" the Director of public policy Patrick Robinson , said: "the hosts That provide accommodations on this initiative are Real People that you can see what your friends, neighbors, and your community, and want to do everything you can to help. "

Patrick Robinson , director of policy at AirBnB says hosts are willing to help during The Crisis .

hundreds of private landlords and local estate agents across the UK are also of effort.

Bobby Singh from Birmingham, estate agents Love of your zip code, contacted to ask its customers whether they would offer empty properties for the local NHS staff.

"In The Last Eight Days we had to move about 50 people, in properties, quite a few of them, co-shared by doctors and paramedics," the 39-year-old said.

Mr Singh said that the main reason employee needs an accommodation in the vicinity of their work was "to prevent The Virus from spreading your love".

Others were miles redeployed in hospitals of your house.

But, he added, other front-line employees have been asked to leave their existing accommodation because they are afraid, they can carry The Virus , as in the case of Joseph Alsousou, a Doctor from The Wirral.

Doctor Joseph Alsousou was evicted from his apartment out of fear, he also had The Virus .

The 43-year-old surgeon had to rent a room in A House in Oxford on a weekday, but was asked to leave in March because his owner was concerned about contracting Covid-19.

Dr. Alsousou has now Rooms4NHS, the physician in contact with the landlord to offer low-cost or free properties.

"The answer to that, National is amazing," He Said . "There are people, rooms, whole apartments, cottages, and even your own residence.

"It touched me really, as The People behind the NHS. "

In London, lots of rent NHS staff, avoid the places in the centre of the capital, by Public Transport .

anaesthetist, John Thornton , 48, lives in an apartment offered to him by the NHS-homes-scheme.

The Apartment is Six Minutes from Chelsea and Westminster hospital, where he Works - so that you can avoid him, the exposure and exhaustion of the journey.

"It's a fantastic gesture on your part and very helpful," He Said . "If one of your family is sick, you can avoid them and not isolate them, for a week or Two Weeks . "

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Additional reporting: Rob England, BBC News

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