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Our city is facing a rent crisis

Our city is facing a rent crisis...

Landlords, especially any in Bristol, may be interested to listen in to this event: Click here Bristol Renters Summit 2022: Wed, 2 March 2022 18:30 – 20:30 GMT “Our city is facing a rent...
9:43 AM, 24th February 2022, About 3 months ago|24
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Ground rent reform – a sledgehammer to crack the wrong nut

Ground rent reform – a sledgehammer to crack the wrong...

This week, the House of Lords will scrutinise the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Bill 2021-22. When enacted it will impose onerous penalties and yet it signally fails to tackle what most MPs and the...
10:16 AM, 7th December 2021, About 6 months ago|29
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Generation Rent wants the Government to force landlords to accept more risk

Generation Rent wants the Government to force landlords to...

Many people will have heard on the radio over the Bank Holiday weekend reports about the eviction ban ending. A Joseph Rowntree Trust claim that 800,000 households face losing their homes was repeated...
17:17 PM, 1st June 2021, About 12 months ago|40
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Satisfaction not Guaranteed

Satisfaction not Guaranteed...

Given current economic circumstances, many more landlords than previously will accept tenants who are or may in future be in receipt of benefits. With the ending of furlough and possible widespread...
9:26 AM, 5th October 2020, About 2 years ago|11
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New Year brings “Interesting” problems and Misguided Guidance

New Year brings “Interesting” problems and...

2020 is upon us and the Government has announced it intends to remove so-called no-fault evictions and magically to make one tenancy deposit serve two masters (details awaited). Last year’s Tenant...
8:21 AM, 4th January 2020, About 2 years ago|6
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What if some of the obstacles to S21 claims are also applied to S8 claims?

What if some of the obstacles to S21 claims are also applied...

Landlords are concerned that the Government has announced it will abolish section 21. Labour and Liberal Democrats are also in favour. I may written elsewhere about why abolition is a very bad idea:...
10:36 AM, 9th October 2019, About 3 years ago|8
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Removal of Section 21 Housing Act 1988

Removal of Section 21 Housing Act 1988...

The Government consultation on “A new deal for renting: resetting the balance of rights and responsibilities between landlords and tenants” closes on 12th October. I would urge all landlords to...
7:22 AM, 7th October 2019, About 3 years ago|43
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The flawed Call for Evidence over Tenancy Deposits

The flawed Call for Evidence over Tenancy Deposits...

The Government (or at least the Ministry for Housing Communities and Local Government (MHCLG))  has got it into its head to interfere with tenancy deposits to make it easier for tenants to move...
13:46 PM, 8th July 2019, About 3 years ago|17
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Don’t Panic ARLA

Don’t Panic ARLA...

The Tenant Fees Act 2019, which came into force on June 1st, is causing concern amongst landlords and agents. ARLA Propertymark, which represents residential letting agents and has over 9,000 members,
16:16 PM, 26th June 2019, About 3 years ago|18
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Watch those pennies or it could cost you dear!

Watch those pennies or it could cost you dear!

Landlords and agents will need to be especially careful taking holding deposits when the Tenant Fees Act 2019 comes in to force on June 1st. No more than “one week’s rent” may be taken. That is...
10:00 AM, 23rd May 2019, About 3 years ago|21
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