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Litigation Looms For Greedy Letting Agents

Many blame Foxtons for the Chancellors decision to ban letting agents charging fees to tenants. Unsurprisingly, Foxtons have seen their...

Partnerships operating a property rental business can convert to a Limited Company status (“incorporation”) and claim...

Sometimes ignorance is bliss, at other times it is very expensive! About a year ago I spoke with a very established landlord who,

You may well have seen the latest articles posted by Larry Sweeney which highlight the flaws in the Liverpool Landlord Licensing scheme.

Having raised over £500,000 to take West Bromwich Mortgage Company to the Court of Appeal it has been suggested by numerous Property118...

It is our view that SDLT will be payable on transfer on the full value of property even if only the beneficial interest is transferred...

Many of the landlords I have spoken to about incorporation (to avoid the effects of the new tax changes) have also spoken to their...

18th November 2015 may well be marked in history as the beginning of the end for most private buy-to-let landlords. Restrictions...

Landlords up and down the country will (or should) be celebrating the demise of the ridiculous rules we have all had to put up with...

According to the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) there have been times when county court bailiffs and High Court Enforcement Officers (HCEOs)...

Around 20% of my Consultancy clients come to me for advice about divorce. Perhaps unusually, every divorce case I have assisted clients...

The FOS (Financial Ombudsman Service) have done it again! In the past the FOS have controversially agreed that rate hikes applied...

We have so much information on Property118 about evicting tenants that we decided to produce a simplified website to consolidate...