Everyone’s Talking About Landlords Leaving. But the Real Story Is in Who’s Buying
There is a lot of conflicting noise around the private rented sector at the moment. Some say landlords leaving is creating a…
Read more →There is a lot of conflicting noise around the private rented sector at the moment. Some say landlords leaving is creating a…
Read more →Landlords have grown used to bad news under the Renters’ Rights Act, but the suggestion that tenants could be awarded up to…
Read more →Most landlords understand that the abolition of Section 21 has fundamentally changed the possession process. What many don’t yet appreciate is that…
Read more →If you served a Section 21 notice before the Renters’ Rights Act came into force, time is running out where you can…
Read more →The private rented sector is changing at a pace few landlords have experienced before. Landlords are being asked to accept pets they…
Read more →Every industry has its easy targets. Police officers know it’s easier to catch a speeding motorist on a dual carriageway than dismantle…
Read more →Should you evict or wait for a tenant to leave then sell? Or sell first to find out if you even need…
Read more →The Government says tenants can choose the pets. Councils decide the rules. Landlords pay the bills. If that's getting your goat, you're…
Read more →Landlords react to MP's call to ensure landlords play a greater role in tackling anti-social behaviour committed by their tenants.
Read more →For years, most landlords have accepted that stronger enforcement against rogue operators is necessary and inevitable. Few would argue that genuinely unsafe…
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