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Benefit tenants, you cannot get accommodation, because the DWP Pensions Minister Will Quince has not got a clue how Universal Credit works and the biggest UC Landlord in Nottingham here can no longer take you. https://t.co/AuoqDsQ2ct MP Will Quince, please wake up, there could theoretically be no arrears, thousands of fewer evictions if you just gave these UC tenants who you wish to treat as adults and become more responsible a choice! You will change this allowing tenants to a

As a live event, 2020 has presented us with exceptional challenges. Our response is to lead the market by delivering the first-ever online show dedicated solely to the UK buy-to-let market. Partnering with an established digital events platform, the National Landlord Investment Show will be delivering 3 online events throughout October and November. Click Here Visitors will still be able to connect with their favourite brands and discuss their needs in person, easily browse the s

Hi, first-time landlady here, hoping for advice. When my tenants moved in 3 years ago there was a gas cooker, fire and central heating. The cooker was old and so when they complained it wasn’t working, I replaced with an electric one. They weren’t happy but agreed. This cooker needed replacing before the end of the warranty then needed repairing again just out of warranty (faulty thermostat). I admit it wasn’t a great cooker, but was all I could afford. It still gives proble

I served a S21 on my tenant. Since then, he has been on a mission to hurt me! He has now got a no win no fee solicitor who has sent me a letter of claim for disrepair. The tenant has refused access to the flat for many months. Workmen have been turned away. I now have a solicitor to help with a s8 because of anti-social behaviour and the Police have issued a CPW, but he doesn't care. The solicitor agreed to send me the housing protocol (the protocol says he should have sent it

New golden rules to sustain tenancies in the rental housing market have been published ahead of the courts beginning to hear possession cases from the 21st September: Click Here The rules, drafted by the National Residential Landlords Association...

Amy Hughes, Housing Expert at Citizens Advice, shares the top five ‘need-to-knows’ for renters in England worried about staying in their home. Find out where you are in the process: “If your landlord wants to evict you from your privately rented home there are three stages they’ll have to go through....

The Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted unanimously to maintain the Bank Base Rate at 0.1% and for the quantitative easing stock to remain unchanged. Economic outlook is particularly uncertain, but the bank’s central growth projections still assume the direct impact of Covid-19 on the economy will dissipate gradually and assume an immediate...

Property118 are looking to appoint self-employed Marketeers throughout England. Unlimited income potential No fixed hours No setup costs Training and support provided The opportunity and role of the Marketeers is to appoint Estate Agents and Mortgage Brokers as Introducers of new business to the Property118 Tax Team....