Landlord Articles
Fixed Term Tenancies Under Threat from IPPR
The latest to call for private rental sector change is the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR). Don’t you, as a private landlord, love it…
The latest to call for private rental sector change is the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR). Don’t you, as a private landlord, love it…
Royal assent has now been given to the Tenant Fees Bill that bans agents and landlords from charging certain fees to tenants. The act given…
A London estate agent has been fined for failing to display details of its Client Money Protection scheme or accurate details of the fees it…
Tenants ‘Too Scared to Report Rogue Landlords’ read the headline in the Manchester Evening News Advertiser. This was one of two adjoining articles which I…
It still needs Royal Assent, but the Tenant Fees Bill seems set to become law on 1st June 2019 and will apply to all tenancies…
Ealing council has taken the unusual step for a council of praising letting agents and landlords in the private rental sector. It comes after the…
The introduction of Right to Rent has resulted in EU nationals being refused rental from buy to let investors according to research by the Residential…
The consultation as to whether a Housing Court would be helpful to landlords, or tenants, or both is still ongoing, but statistics provided by the…
There were less buy to let investors registering to buy property in 2018 according to new data released by estate agent Haart. The number of…
For many landlords, 2018 was a year during which the regulation in the buy to let investment sector became overwhelming. While Right to Rent and…