Landlords in England say they are worried about the potential impact of the Renters (Reform) Bill on allowing tenants to request permission to keep pets in their home. The findings from property services firm Leaders Romans Group (LRG) reveal that 56% of landlords anticipate negative consequences. While the Bill will see section 21 'no-fault' evictions being abolished, many landlords fear the 'right to request a pet' will create challenges with property maintenance. They als

Scottish landlords are throwing in the towel and leaving the sector due to the impact of rent controls – and the prospect of permanent rent rise restrictions, warns one industry body. The Scottish Association of Landlords (SAL) tells Property118 that Scotland is facing a housing crisis that will only get worse if landlords continue to leave. The industry body is urging the Scottish government to create legislation that supports landlords and encourages more investment in the

As we enter into May, finally landlords have been met with some welcome news. It comes ahead of concerns in recent weeks that landlords could be facing “Armageddon” amidst a housing crisis, coupled with delays taking landlords up to two years to sell. But portfolio landlords have started to get clever about selling strategies and the results show it’s working. For starters, rents are still high, sky high. A landlord recently shared that he was able to rent a semi-detached