Reply to the comment left by Steve Rose at 15/09/2026 - 11:33The s13 form asks for the date of the last increase not the date it was requested. Think this answers your question!
Reply to the comment left by Simon Lever - Chartered Accountant helping clients get the best returns from their properties at 02/09/2026 - 10:04Why should they think about going to the tribunal. For £47 they at least get to delay...
S21 was as much of a lifeline for guarantors as it was for landlords. Several years ago I rented a property to a young single mum of 3 kids. Council said they would match the required rent only a few...
On a similar post last week I made the following points. 1. This is the most outrageous of all the perverse incentives bought in by the RRA (other than councils being incentivised to use landlords as cash cows via an...
Yup. Ive been increasing rents to MR over last 4 years. I have one property an hmo which luckily yields well and luckilly i have working tenants all of whom i have a great relationship with and who themselves understand...
I fear it is even worse than this excellent article suggests. So, once the tenant has delayed THIS YEARS rent increase to whatever the Tribunal (possibly with an unspoken remit to reduce rents generally) decides, we are into the NEXT...
Hi all. Might be my first comment. Not sure. Notice to coincide with a rent payment period has always been the case. I explain this to Ts in my HMO and its in the AST. I DO rely on this...
"Private renters have the right to be furious..." I find this strange given recent polls demonstrating most tenants have not even heard of the RRB! Could it be that the majority of tenants do not have a problem that these...
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Reply to comment left by Steve Rose at 15/09/2026 - 11:33
Reply to the comment left by Steve Rose at 15/09/2026 - 11:33The s13 form asks for the date of the last increase not the date it was requested. Think this answers your question!
Read More →Reply to comment left by Simon Lever at 02/09/2026 - 10:04
Reply to the comment left by Simon Lever - Chartered Accountant helping clients get the best returns from their properties at 02/09/2026 - 10:04Why should they think about going to the tribunal. For £47 they at least get to delay...
Read More →24th August 2026, 4 weeks ago
S21 was as much of a lifeline for guarantors as it was for landlords. Several years ago I rented a property to a young single mum of 3 kids. Council said they would match the required rent only a few...
Read More →29th June 2026, 3 months ago
On a similar post last week I made the following points. 1. This is the most outrageous of all the perverse incentives bought in by the RRA (other than councils being incentivised to use landlords as cash cows via an...
Read More →Reply to comment left by [email protected] at 26/06/2026 - 15:35
Yup. Ive been increasing rents to MR over last 4 years. I have one property an hmo which luckily yields well and luckilly i have working tenants all of whom i have a great relationship with and who themselves understand...
Read More →26th June 2026, 3 months ago
I fear it is even worse than this excellent article suggests. So, once the tenant has delayed THIS YEARS rent increase to whatever the Tribunal (possibly with an unspoken remit to reduce rents generally) decides, we are into the NEXT...
Read More →Reply to comment left by Paul Bond at 23/12/2025 - 08:40
Reply to the comment left by Paul Essex at 23/12/2025 - 08:40Nope, don't belive this makes any difference
Read More →10th December 2025, 9 months ago
Hi all. Might be my first comment. Not sure. Notice to coincide with a rent payment period has always been the case. I explain this to Ts in my HMO and its in the AST. I DO rely on this...
Read More →2nd April 2024, 2 years ago
"Private renters have the right to be furious..." I find this strange given recent polls demonstrating most tenants have not even heard of the RRB! Could it be that the majority of tenants do not have a problem that these...
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