Diaz, Author at Property118

Diaz

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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“Three strikes and you’re out.” For many people, that phrase sums up how trust should work in public life — and Angela’s case raises serious questions. Despite her salary rising from around £30,000 to roughly £160,000 after becoming an MP,...

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Reply to the comment left by Simon Williams at 24/07/2026 - 10:27Not just changed but but dug knife on the stomach of Small landlord rental service.

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In my view, the policies being promoted by Angela Rayner treat all landlords as if they are criminals, without recognising the difference between responsible landlords and the tiny minority 2% who behave badly. This approach creates serious instability in the...

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It sounds great to have Angela Rayner back after lost her post and the Deputy head of the government after her dismissal for trying to deceive the HMRC of £40.000. Just a reminder, she is the one that was keeping...

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Why doesn't Property118 question the nonsense that is published in order to support the Government an ethical and dishonest policies that the new law punished unjustified Small Landlords? Such as the new pet law that allows a tenant to have...

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Of course this guy who is the head of the Landlords Association did not voted as told by the members but voted for despite the members voting against and then follow it by putting a lot of pressure on the...

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Why the the small landlord trying to sell their properties as all the punitive reforms has to pay for the cost of utilities? There have been several recent cases that raise questions about fairness and consistency in how regulations are...

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How a two-month let will help me as a small landlord? Any long Airbnb client will change to the new letting arrangements. Why? For the tenant it will be a fraction of the Airbnb price and offers more options For...

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The abolition of Section 21 and all the other punishments glue to it has a lot of benefits and rights for 2% of the renters but the good 98% renters have to pay for the rights of those 2% such...

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This comment above is typical from NRLA who supposed to represent their members but contrary to the interest and votes of their members deposited in NRLA, voted for this awful and disastrous section 21 as fair to tenants and landlords...

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NRLA represents only 5% of the landlords and most of them do not attend their meeting as it is a £300 cost. Now the more confusing and legislation in the rental market is excellent business for NRLA. They are not...

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The 'No Fault Eviction' is totally the wrong interpretation. It should be 'End of contract closure' as there is an agreement between landlord and tenant and at teen of the contract both will decide if they want to continue.Section 21...

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Diaz

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