The Right to rent ‘Landlord’s Guidance’ has been updated to reflect the change in legislation due to come into force on the 1st July 2021. The legislation will change the way landlords carry out right to rent checks on EEA citizens. The updated guidance is available on GOV.UK: Click here. Where checks are carried out before the 1st July 2021, EEA citizens may continue to evidence their right to rent using their EEA passport or national identity card. Whilst you may encourage

We moved from our main home in late 2019 to a new home, so we paid an additional 3% stamp duty for our new home, and we have rented out our previous home since then. Recently we have sold our previous home to a Limited company (we are the directors of the company, but the house was sold at the market value and Ltd company paid 3% stamp duty as well) and we are thinking of applying for repayment of the higher rates of Stamp Duty Land Tax but looking at the form on gov.uk website th

You couldn't make this up. The neighbour to one of my houses I've owned 22 years asked Nottingham Council to maintain their trees close to his house. Nottingham Council said Not our trees, they're that Landlord Mr Roberts. I of course said Not mine, they're the Council's. Nottm Council went to Notts Council, and they couldn't decide amongst themselves and their army of Legal experts and solicitors who owned it-Obviously can't read Legal documents, so the Council wrote back to the