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Hi, I own a 4 bed detached on a street built in the 60's. On facing the houses each has a path of about 6ft between them BUT the path is owned by the house to the right up to the walls of the house to the left.. My neighbour has built a wrap round extension (no issue) BUT he has now started to build a wall (which I think is going to actually turn into a storage area the length of his house) which abuts right up to the exterior wall of my property. He has left just a tiny gap (arou

Portsmouth City Council (PCC) Licensing team have just done an HHSRS inspection of one of my student HMOs and given one of the rooms a Category 1/ band B hazard rating for 'excess heat' due to the room's window opening onto a “conservatory”, and the “conservatory” and it's door to the garden being in shared use with other tenants. PCC have suggested in writing that I remove the door from conservatory to garden, which would cause problems because there's no drainage to deal

I own and manage a small HMO and rent the individual rooms on an AST of 6 months. In August a new tenant moved in, 7 weeks into her contract she told me she was now on the shortlist to move to a council flat, and she hoped to be moved out by the end of September, but would pay October's rent. She asked how flexible I was in regard to her having to pay for the whole term. I reminded her that she had signed for 6 months (with her niece as guarantor (due to her being out of work))

Can anyone advise me on the following CGT issue please? My father died in 1994 leaving my brothers and me the small family farm, but in a will trust allowing my step-mother to remain living there and receive any income from it. The land has been let to a neighbouring farmer since 1996 and was transferred to us in 2006. CGT was paid at the time. The farmhouse remains in the trust and this year my step-mother died. We are about to sell the whole property for development this year (o

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A new Parliamentary Private Members’ Bill sponsored by Andrew Rosindell, Conservative MP for Romford, would seek to give tenants who own a dog or other domestic animal the right to have it live in their rented home, provided they demonstrated responsibility and care for the animal....

Just had an EPC done on a flat. Last EPC rating was a D now its an F – so essentially now unrentable! The Assessor for the latest report has deemed it 2 mtsq bigger than the last report yet there has been no structural change and also listed it as a Ground floor flat when the last report stated it was a top floor flat....