Category Archives: Tenant Eviction

It’s been heavily publicised that a large percentage of the UK’s retirees are struggling to live off their pension, so it’s no surprise that some over 65s have turned to renting out rooms in...

On Monday 8 July, Paul Shamplina and his team at Landlord Action will once again appear on Channel 5’s ‘Nightmare Tenants Slum Landlords’, this time highlighting the need for better fraud...

The Government says that the bulk of homelessness is due to Section 21. Is this true? Homelessness is not down to a single factor; there are several factors to consider including the reduction in...

It’s a topic I have spoken about many times before, but sadly it doesn’t appear to be improving. Councils are still being forced to respond to Britain’s housing crisis by telling tenants who...

In this week’s episode of Channel 5’s ‘Nightmare Tenants Slum Landlords’ (Monday 17th June), Landlord Action tackles two very different eviction cases, one involving an illegal sub-let by a...

The Sheriffs office is running the webinar “Rapid eviction of tenants from a residential property.” This webinar is for landlords, legal professionals and property agents and will run...

For some millennials, ownership, it seems, isn’t particularly important. They will happily utilise facilities driven by Apps such as Uber and Airbnb. And In terms of careers and jobs, they will...

The Government is currently looking closely at discriminatory policies which affect those needing to be housed but are reliant either fully or partially on benefits to be able to afford to do so. The...

On Thursday 23rd May, the fifth annual ‘Rumble with the Agents’ white-collar charity boxing event took place at The Holiday Inn in Finchley Central.  The sell-out event, attended by more than 300...

Founder of Landlord Action, Paul Shamplina, has written to the Housing Minister, Heather Wheeler, inviting her to gain a greater understanding of the possession process before making drastic...