Diaz

Reply to the comment left by Bristol Landlord at 02:46 Sadly that is happening and will end with the lost of our properties and there will be more tenants without a home if we leave our luck to NRLA and...

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Why are small landlords bearing the brunt?

17th October 2026, 2 weeks ago

The Small concerned Landlord is absolutely right in comparing Grenfell criminal mater and which is still awaiting the trial reward the person responsibly through total negligence of the 72,000 dead. Prior to the court she is still able to command...

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Reply to the comment left by Keith Wellburn at 21:45 Thank Keith for sharing your or your relative experience which after all help us to give people, the tenants, the media and the local and central Governments of how those...

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Hello all, I wanted to share my thoughts on the ongoing push for rent controls by research foundations and policy groups. The Joseph Rowntree Foundation recently argued that capping rent increases would save the Treasury over £1 billion annually by...

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Dear Property118 Team, Thank you for conducting and publishing the Q3 2026 Landlord Sentiment Survey. For years, mainstream trade bodies like the NRLA have tiptoed around the reality with timid, selective questions designed to serve their own corporate growth. While...

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Reply to the comment left by Gently distressed at 09/10/2026 - 08:07A landlord Association aims must be to look after their members which was when the "Small Landlord Association" started doing when they started but now is different as they...

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Reply to the comment left by Landlord Phil at 08/10/2026 - 14:03Contrary to their members vote, NRLA voted for the abolition of section 21 and introduce all these layers of laws, rules and regulations that convert the people who put...

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I sometimes wonder whose reputation the NRLA is supposed to defend. It repeatedly uses expressions such as "rogue landlords" and "criminal landlords", even though the association itself acknowledges that wrongdoing concerns a minority. Imagine if the principal representative body for...

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Reply to the comment left by Imout Ofhere at 29/09/2026 - 07:58Ministers, not civil servants, must ultimately take responsibility for the direction of housing policy. The same principle should apply to the Home Office's Right to Rent scheme, which effectively...

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The chief executive of a social housing provider can earn around £200,000 a year, while the actual financial risk is borne by the organisation rather than personally by the chief executive. By contrast, a small private landlord may invest hundreds...

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Labour has not just blur the line. Overall hey are corruptive Conservatives mark 2 infiltrated in the Labour Party. I struggled to find any socialist policies in SIR Keir;s policies. Just a mediocre lawyer who wanted to climb quickly and...

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I have not reached that point yet. But depends the reason. For non payment I ve been told that is simple but you can insure the rent or pay a lawyer. NRLA does offer that facility and can inform you...

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We need to speak plainly. What is happening right now is not just unfair — it is dangerous. The people writing the laws that govern our sector are not following those laws themselves, and the consequences for us, and for...

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Reply to the comment left by Beaver at 11:20 It does not need to be a law. There are landlords including myself who have negotiated with the tenants prior to the contract and allowed the pet but but the laws...

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Reply to the comment left by DP at 10:37 My heart falls for you. Protect Family Homes and Small Landlords The political class treats every landlord as a millionaire. But most landlords: Own one or two properties Rely on rental...

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I totally agree with you as most of us are in a similar situation. It is very hurting to read the usual comments made by those who created this KNIGHTMARE. "LANDLORDS CASHING IN"

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Who was actually consulted? Based on publicly available parliamentary records, committee minutes, and stakeholder submissions, the government primarily consulted: • Large institutional investors (e.g., BlackRock, Legal & General, Grainger) • Housing charities (Shelter, Crisis) • Tenant advocacy groups • Local...

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The un-elected baroness who almost passed the law single handed says now that they did not take into account the landlord losses as the result of the biggest change in law that in the last 10 years that has been...

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Why doesn't Burnham tackle the Utilities boses income in millions and their companies profits in hundreds of millions. Why does not him put a decent energy regulator that is fair for customers and business but not allowing the rip-off of...

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Why doesn't Burnham tackle the Utilities boses income in millions and their companies profits in hundreds of millions. Why does not him put a decent energy regulator that is fair for customers and business but not allowing the rip-off of...

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