- Written by: Marc Shoffman
As landlords grapple with rising costs, experts are warning that tenants may be unknowingly invalidating their insurance. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
New research has revealed the “true cost” of being a landlord after property maintenance costs soared by 26.24% since 2022. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
The House of Lords is currently considering a series of amendments to the controversial Renters’ Rights Bill. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
The Government may want to give tenants more power to challenge rent increases but it doesn't appear to have any data to backup why this is required. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
Universities are successfully raising tens of millions of pounds by renting out empty student halls to combat the higher education sector’s funding crisis, research suggests. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
Property investors could take advantage of Permitted Development Rights (PDR) to reap rewards from creating homes from non-residential stock without having to navigate laborious planning permission processes, an advisory firm claims. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
A Cardiff landlord who attempted to evict her tenant using WhatsApp has been prosecuted for unlawful eviction. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
The level of rental revenues lost by landlords due to void periods has increased by 19% across England over the past year, research suggests. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
Uncertainty over policy direction has led Scotland’s private rental sector (PRS) to undergo “a reset,” research suggest. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
More than half of homes in England currently fall below the C Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating that landlords will be required to meet by 2030, research shows. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
The Work and Pensions Secretary is examining a controversial system that automatically approves landlord requests to deduct tenants’ benefits to pay rent arrears and ongoing rent. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
Landlords in Scotland are facing extra taxes when purchasing additional properties for their buy-to-let portfolio. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
Landlords may finally have some good news in the buy-to-let market. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
Average rental yields achieved by landlords increased to their highest level since March 2011 during the fourth quarter of last year, new data shows. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
Selective landlord licensing has been extended to almost 1,900 more properties in Manchester. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
The Government has confirmed the end of Section 21 no-fault eviction notices as part of its newly published Renters’ Rights Bill but questions are already being raised about whether courts can cope. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
Renters will struggle if life gets more difficult, an analyst has warned. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
Good landlords have nothing to fear from rental reforms, the Housing Minister has claimed. ...
- Written by: Marc Shoffman
The Government may have signalled the end of no-fault evictions but it is not enough for one tenant group. ...
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