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There are no easy answers and it should be said these kinds of claims are very rare.
Our best advice is to always take a home owning guarantor in every case (even if the tenant is working). This gives the landlord the ability to chase another person (often a relative) for any monies and that person will be a home owner. It’s not that we would necessarily get the money but if a landlord contacts the guarantor, that guarantor will normally intervene and contact the tenant directly ensuring they either pay or leave without fuss.
There’s a little more information about guarantors here.