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When the levelling down secretary approves something, you know it won’t bode well.
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Nick Duncan
05 March 2024 07:37 AM
No comments will ever be considered as proved in London Boroughs with a majority against most of the points put forward. The consultation is nothing but lip service, their decision has already been made.
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Nick Duncan
04 March 2024 08:03 AM
“At the mercy of private landlords” There you have it. Oldham Council are just paying lip service, it’s still them and us, they won’t care what any Landlord has to say, they will make their own decision behind closed doors. Exactly like B(r)ent Council on their huge fanfare of selective licensing consultations, most of the findings were negative to what the Council asked but they still did their own thing anyway.
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Nick Duncan
10 January 2024 08:15 AM
The consolation is just paying lip service, the decision is already made
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Nick Duncan
05 January 2024 09:05 AM
A £9000 licensing bill this year from my portfolio and a “Dear tenant” letter going out late January.,
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Nick Duncan
29 December 2023 23:26 PM
“We are fully committed to working with landlords, the majority of whom provide decent, well-managed and well-maintained accommodation, to ensure that tenants are living in the best possible conditions” so let’s tar them all with the same brush, lubbly jubbly, loadsa money.
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Nick Duncan
29 December 2023 23:19 PM
And open the trickle vents and not use a fan heater to dry clothes on an airer in the front room. Both of these were from one of my tenants.
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Nick Duncan
14 December 2023 09:15 AM
25 years plus as a portfolio LL. My tenants stay between 4-12 years, some have moved from one of my properties to another. You’re in the wrong group here, go and vent your anger elsewhere.
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Nick Duncan
07 December 2023 13:26 PM
In the red ken days, they were called Bent Council, not entirely sure if anything’s changed
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Nick Duncan
07 December 2023 13:21 PM
All of mine are in Brent, we’ve had licencing since 2016. Not one bit of difference, none of my HMO’s were ever inspected, all complied anyway and the agents I use, comply fully with GSC, EPC, EICR and all the other legislation before they even take on a property. The £7k I pay every 5 years, is of course passed on to tenants residing in my fully compliant properties. That said, there are dodgy Agencies in Brent, it would have been prudent for all agencies to have a licence to let and manage with huge financial ramifications if there was non compliance, but as others have said, there would be nothing to shake on the money tree. Wembley Park also has the highest amount of social housing which a good proportion of them are in shoddy condition.
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Nick Duncan
07 December 2023 08:54 AM
Well, good luck with that. Countless mortgage terms clearly state, no HB, no refugees (mine all do). Plus on affordability checks, HB tenants will fall at the first hurdle unless the LHA falls into line with rents.
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Nick Duncan
15 November 2023 11:59 AM
London tonight last night, I thought Nary Nightingale was going to burst in to tears on the coverage of no fault evictions. When she asked the question why all these people were being evicted for no reason, she was told lack of stock. They should have gone further to say the renters reform bill was having a huge impact, oh and said 2 months notice is too little time to move, yet when a tenant gives a month, they are all tickedy boo. S21 is purely asking you to leave, the further 4 months it takes is long enough to find somewhere to move to and the live examples last week were tenants waiting for the bailiffs to get that magic piece of paper to give to the council who had blatantly told them to stay put. One sided journalism it was, last night.
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Nick Duncan
10 November 2023 08:42 AM
This will take a long long time to implement it, as renters reform becomes law, even more so as Landlords use S21 to evict, further clogging up the court system.
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Nick Duncan
10 November 2023 08:32 AM
In Brent, the consultation included tenants, Landlords and local businesses and despite a slim majority objecting plus some extremely robust statements disagreeing with licencing, they still went ahead, listening to no one that objected. In 7 years, none of my properties were ever inspected including my HMO’s. Yet another shameful money grab, a licence that means nothing.
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Nick Duncan
09 November 2023 08:14 AM
So, the estimation of 540 per day, have they also estimated what percentage of these are through arrears, anti social behaviour etc?
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Nick Duncan
06 November 2023 08:05 AM
Raynor is truly an awful woman, a total crowd pleaser, she literally has no concept in anything that she blabs about.
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Nick Duncan
03 November 2023 08:47 AM
Already in Liverpool, Students are having to find accommodation in Manchester and commute .
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Nick Duncan
03 November 2023 08:45 AM
Timed perfectly hopefully as the last of my Portfolio goes in 2027
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Nick Duncan
22 October 2023 18:06 PM
Waiting for the incoming from Polly,
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Nick Duncan
20 October 2023 18:32 PM
Yet more damming reports coming out all over the country about dreadful standards in the social housing sector. Strangely, this never gets a mention.
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Nick Duncan
19 October 2023 08:21 AM
Let’s not forget Leasehold which Gove said he’s abolish and then back peddled to intimate some watering down of it or nothing. There’s around 4m people stuck in leasehold properties that they cannot sell. That’s a lot of votes.
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Nick Duncan
07 October 2023 18:30 PM
Has there ever been a proper sit down and debate with shelter not just NRLA but experienced Landlords and at least (if there is one) an MP with common sense and the cojones to robustly disagree with most of the crowd pleasing quotes from Polly (put the kettle on) Neate.
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Nick Duncan
26 September 2023 09:12 AM
We have had selective licencing in Brent for 6 years now in the other wards and it has done absolutely nothing. Apart from the odd headline, “Landlord fined” there are no figures to prove any successes in licensed areas. In this 6 years, not one of my properties was inspected, including HMO’s. It is and always will be a licence to print money. For £600 a pop, you’d expect a yearly pie chart at least to stipulate where the money has gone along with successes in bringing rogue Landlords into line.
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Nick Duncan
19 September 2023 07:57 AM
It makes no difference with the 12 week consultation, the council have already made their minds up as proved in my Borough with more opposition than favour.
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Nick Duncan
18 September 2023 08:07 AM
Ok Mikey, so i visit my tenants, all their wet washing is on hot rads, a clotyes airer in the living room, trickle vents closed and windows permanently closed and this isn’t a lifestyle problem????
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Nick Duncan
08 September 2023 12:57 PM
How can any Landlord be soft or neutral on this? With no fixed term, Landlords cannot plan ahead or have a good analysis of cash flow. Some Landlords could end up with multiple tenancies throughout a very short term which will lead to increased costs on re letting, inventories, set up fees etc etc.
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Nick Duncan
05 September 2023 07:53 AM
There will be nothing beneficial to Landlords no matter how it’s dressed up either by letting Agents or the NRLA.
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Nick Duncan
04 September 2023 08:26 AM
Did someone say Election???
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Nick Duncan
24 August 2023 07:12 AM
I’ve done exactly that, some by up to £250 PCM. Why would a LL lift any finger with moving costs and eviction, we aren’t their mates.
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Nick Duncan
16 August 2023 09:41 AM
And any Landlords in the PRS would face huge fines, threatening letters and banned from renting.
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Nick Duncan
01 August 2023 07:19 AM
I will be selling mine if they move to periodic. It’ll be a form of Air B&B witt increases costs and time wasting for Landlords having to re let time and time again. It’ll be open to short term contractors, those in between houses and those trying out an area. Having properties unfurnished may give you longer terms as costs arise for tenants with removal costs. Forced to take in pets is another where a good number of properties are totally unsuitable yet a blanket ban throughout does not take this in to consideration.
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Nick Duncan
31 July 2023 07:26 AM
Licensing has nothing to do with residents, the tick box application is purely within the property and the safety of it. A back door money grabber for the councils to fight anti social behaviour which is rampant in poorer areas.
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Nick Duncan
31 July 2023 07:15 AM
In my Borough, I’ve just coughed up for all of mine after the first 5 year licences expired. The consultation gave a negative review from its constituents and whilst there were some positive suggestions from Landlords, these were of course ignored.In 6 years, not one of my properties was ever inspected including my HMO’s and quelle surprise, not one of my tenants reported me. The councils view is to demonise all good Landlords whilst the minority of rogues get away with it. The licence form is just a tick box questionnaire with an upload of a gas safety cert, money for old rope.
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Nick Duncan
28 July 2023 08:46 AM
All of my properties are in Willesden Green. There is desperation in this area, my agents take between 30-40 calls and walk ins per day from those seeking Council accommodation (HB/Refugees etc). There is a stigma attached to Brent Council from the Red Ken days that a good majority of Landlords will avoid Brent’s social housing unit for a good many reasons.
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Nick Duncan
27 July 2023 08:55 AM
Who deemed it successful? Oh, hang on, got it now.
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Nick Duncan
19 July 2023 08:04 AM
In 6 years of licencing in my borough, not one of mine was inspected including my HMO’s.
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Nick Duncan
04 July 2023 08:31 AM
The whole reform bill will be back peddled. 4m leaseholds in England, most state no pets so there is a great “get out”right there. Why would any landlord (as an example) allow an Alsatian/Rottweiler/German Shepherd in his/her 1 bed flat on the 3rd floor which would no doubt cause a noise nuisance to neighbors in the same buikding.
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Nick Duncan
01 June 2023 07:48 AM
He mentioned benefits twice but failed to elaborate on them.
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Nick Duncan
22 May 2023 07:01 AM
And you’ll be slapped with a worthless piece of paper called an HMO licence for the sum of £1100-1400 and no one will inspect it. Suitable mainly to mortgage free landlords given a vast majority of mortgage terms negate this plus if leasehold, forget it.
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Nick Duncan
19 May 2023 08:19 AM
Landlords will be able to require pet insurance, so, yet another cost. A good number of BTL mortgage terms will need to be fully re written plus for those with leasehold flats, it’ll mostly be a firm no witt no consideration to allow pets.
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Nick Duncan
17 May 2023 05:01 AM
Someone, but not Gove has seen the light of day on this ridiculous act. Landlords have spoken with their feet by exiting in their droves. As said by many others, no Landlord evicts a good tenant unless they are forced to sell.
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Nick Duncan
09 May 2023 20:03 PM
Good luck with 10 and 11, all my mortgages stipulate no HB/Refugees etc plus my leaseholds (which Gov have promised to reform in this Parliament) state no pets.
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Nick Duncan
05 May 2023 10:17 AM
Government have pledged to reform leasehold in their term, there are 4.2m leasehold properties in England. Labour have stated they’ll abolish it if they regain power. That’s a lot of votes which the cons could lose if they don’t address it. It’s a wait and see what will happen.
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Nick Duncan
14 April 2023 08:27 AM
I wrote the same to B(r)ent Council when i was invited to raise concerns, good and bad with the new proposed selective licence. No good agent will let to anyone without the excessive amount of paperwork needed, epc, GSC, right to rent etc etc. This is just jobs for the boys, it’ll do nothing.
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Nick Duncan
05 April 2023 09:08 AM
My Estate Agency was contacted by Brent to release all names of Landlirds and then they were sent individual licencing letters on all properties they managed. Threatened with huge fines for non disclosure and ignoring.
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Nick Duncan
04 March 2023 16:18 PM
A freedom of information request in 2018 in Brent, revealed just 2 Landlords had been prosecuted and the scheme had been on operation already for 2 years.,
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Nick Duncan
04 March 2023 10:24 AM
All of mine are in Brent and over the last 6 years, not one was inspected. I put my thoughts in a Brent Council consultation, part of my response is that I use a registered Estate Agent who comply fully to all requirements to let. Brent, of course won’t take any of this onboard, all that will happen is that i’ll have to re supply all certificates ( which the agency already has) pay the fee and gain a worthless piece of paper.
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Nick Duncan
04 March 2023 10:11 AM
The abolishment of S21 will by default, cause all properties to be Air bnb/short let causing Landlords even more financial pain with re letting every few months, repeat inventory costs as short term contractors and in between house people use them for their own gains. I will be totally un furnishing mine to stop this which in turn will prevent students taking them which is a real shame. So ill thought out.
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Nick Duncan
03 March 2023 13:33 PM
£900???? I thought i was being fleeced at £550 and £1100 for HMO’s.
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Nick Duncan
18 February 2023 10:24 AM
I totally agree. Like Labour, they have turned into a Party that appeases the minority, too weak to speak out, in their present form, a thoroughly nasty party.
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Nick Duncan
15 February 2023 18:47 PM
More crowd pleasing from Khan. In my borough which is Bent, in 2019, just 2 Landlords were prosecuted. In 6 years, not one of my HMO’s has been inspected or even queried after paying £1100 a pop.
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Nick Duncan
15 February 2023 06:43 AM
Shelter are going to realise their lobbying of Government will end in tears for the tenants they claim to protect. In essence, tenancies will be periodic. This will lead to vast numbers of people using PRS Rentals as A B&B, contractors, those in between sales etc. It will totally stifle an already tough market. Landlords will simply un furnish their properties to negate short term rentals on their properties. This will hurt first time renters and the huge student market where furniture affordability will be an issue. The cost to Landlords on this knee jerk idea could be immense, repeat short term tenancies causing agents fees, inventory fees, deposit protection fees time and time again.
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Nick Duncan
14 February 2023 07:06 AM
Polly put the kettle on and listen up. Fact, I will not rent to any HB/DSS. Why? The terms on all of my BTL mortgages prohibits this. Fact, with my leasehold properties, I will not allow any pets. Why? Because my leases prohibit this. Shelter continue to demonise LL’s but they never stop and really think why the above two examples are happening. There are 4.2m Leaseholds in the UK, if Gove is true to his word (which is doubtful) the abolishment of leasehold would free up more to offer tenancies to those with pets and also, given that there are over 4m leasehold properties, allow those that cannot sell them to then put on the market and increase the number of homes for sale. .
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Nick Duncan
13 February 2023 07:32 AM
There will be no fall in rents, the exodus of LL’s leaving the PRS will squeeze supply, pushing up demand. My properties are all in NW London, agencies are screaming out for more properties, a 10% increase in rent at the end of the term is not putting tenants off from renewing, they are fully aware that it’s a bun fight out there. Those that are lucky enough to secure a property are taking them site unseen. The writer of this article clearly hasn’t done his/her homework.
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Nick Duncan
09 February 2023 07:36 AM
Unfortunately until Gove sorts out the Leasehold issue, there will be thousands of properties whose leases prevent the keeping of pets,
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Nick Duncan
08 February 2023 07:06 AM
All of mine in Willesden Green are the same. with no mortgage increases I kept my rents the same on each renewal giving me no voids and added security for my tenants. A typical knee jerk statement from GR.
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Nick Duncan
01 December 2022 21:20 PM
In 6 years of having a large portfolio, each with a licence in place including the more stringent HMO licence, not once have I ever been inspected. The licence is simply a document created online and then digitally sent to the landlord. It is not worth the paper it is printed on. £1100 for an HMO licence which of course i passed on to my tenants with a £100 per month increase.
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Nick Duncan
30 November 2022 10:25 AM
And with one sweeping statement, we are all tarred. No mention of social housing and the housing associations that time and time again are exposed by the media, not forgetting the little boy who sadly died, due partly to the state of the property he was living in.
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Nick Duncan
23 November 2022 07:41 AM
I have a 4 bed terrace that was returning £2400PCM which i’m selling. The letting agent called me in September with an offer of £3000PCM and another called me from the sales board with a £3300 offer 2 weeks ago.
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Nick Duncan
18 October 2022 07:49 AM
There’s mostly a blanket ban on those on benefits with mortgage conditions preventing this, plus a good number of leaseholds will ban pets.
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Nick Duncan
16 June 2022 07:00 AM
I have the same, so that’s me out of the equation, added to the fact that all my properties exclude HB, refugees and asylum seekers in my mortgage terms. That said, I’ll always consider pets in my garden flats.
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Nick Duncan
15 June 2022 12:23 PM
It is nothing more than a money printer. My local London council have been dire. Between £600 to £1100 for a licence. Not one of my properties has ever been inspected in the last 5 years and a freedom of information request in 2019 revealed that just 2 Landlords had been prosecuted. Shameful.
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Nick Duncan
10 May 2022 07:48 AM
I know, perhaps if i write to my mortgage company they can freeze my monthly payments away from interest rate rises………for an unspecified time.
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Nick Duncan
27 April 2022 07:32 AM
You beat me to it on your comment. “whim”, a totally ridiculous accusation. No good landlord kicks out rent paying tenants in a whim. Shelter is a highly dubious company, it presents itself as a people divider
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Nick Duncan
27 April 2022 07:27 AM
Actually and bizarrely, no. I had a couple in a very small studio and they had 2 kids in the 4 years they were there. You couldn’t actually move in there and after checking with B(r)ent Council, they said it was ok, the Landlord was under no threat of law breaking.
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Nick Duncan
27 April 2022 07:21 AM
No house will be inspected, no repairs will be carried out, nothing will change except Landlords will be rinsed again. In my borough, not one property was inspected (including HMO’s) included in 5 years and in 2019 tyre were just two prosecutions. The shoddiest of properties are in the social sector but yet again, every piece of legislation in the PRS, does not apply to them. Shameful.
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Nick Duncan
22 April 2022 06:41 AM
No decent Landlord will increase the rent with a good tenant within 2 years. I don’t know where they get these figures from but it’s a typical Labour ploy.
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Nick Duncan
11 March 2022 08:39 AM
You are totally right, nothing but a money spinner. In 6 years, none of my properties have been inspected, especially the HMO’s where I have spent considerable amounts of money. In 2918 a freedom of information act disclosed that my council had prosecuted just 1 Landlord.
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Nick Duncan
10 March 2022 08:04 AM
But we already have Landlord licensing which asks fro EPC, gas cert etc. Just another crowd pleasing stunt
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Nick Duncan
31 January 2022 12:19 PM
Pointless for a good number of Landlords when Mortgage terms forbid HB.
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Nick Duncan
01 September 2021 07:50 AM
But in London there is the 90 day rule
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Nick Duncan
22 June 2021 07:16 AM
Another money grabbing exercise, licensing has done nothing, the rogue Landlords will always hide. In neighbouring Brent, in 2019, just 2 Landlords were prosecuted.
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Nick Duncan
20 May 2021 08:57 AM
Tenants aren’t fleeing London, certainly not in NW2 and most of mine have renewed at pre pandemic prices. That said, I dropped a first floor studio by £100 and the next day it went at £1005 PCM so, yes, some are dripping in price but those with gardens have weathered well.
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Nick Duncan
19 May 2021 11:13 AM
I agree, my agents are extremely picky. None of my mortgages allow HB Tenants and whilst agencies are banned from discriminating, this is what they tell them when an enquiry is made which is totally above board.
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Nick Duncan
07 May 2021 09:32 AM
Will the councils fine themselves for the shocking state of som of their properties?
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Nick Duncan
26 April 2021 09:24 AM
After the exposure regarding the shameful way Croydon Council treat their tenants, these councils should be liking in their own back yard.
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Nick Duncan
25 March 2021 09:03 AM
Totally agree with you, my properties (NW2) are all full, my last new let were 2 in October, one reached a higher amount and a studio that was £1000PCM was re let at £975, no voids on either of them also.
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Nick Duncan
18 February 2021 06:57 AM
So, a tenant who pays no rent, gets this little breather yet a landlord that cannot pay his mortgage, gets no help at all.
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Nick Duncan
18 January 2021 10:03 AM
Typical Labour, in my borough, London borough of B(r)ent, it is just a licence to print money at £540 a pop for a 5 year selective licence. In 2018, this council made a record, 1 landlord conviction. As a licence holder you do not get to see where your money goes, you get no reports on successes, just an automated e mail once you’ve been suckered for the payment.
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Nick Duncan
29 October 2020 09:04 AM
Great post
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Nick Duncan
28 October 2020 11:11 AM
Certainly not in NW2, infact it’s the reverse and I’m still seeing same rents or a little more than when we were pre covid and there has been no affect to my properties without a garden.
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Nick Duncan
15 October 2020 15:01 PM
Best to you and thanks
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Nick Duncan
30 September 2020 13:37 PM
George is entirely correct, all they are doing is kicking the can down the road and passing on the problem which won't go away. Shameful.
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Nick Duncan
28 September 2020 11:28 AM
Well, I have a blanket ban on DSS claimants and always will do until my mortgage terms change along with my buildings insurance.
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Nick Duncan
14 July 2020 12:48 PM
I had 4 empty in April and May but as soon as restrictions were lifted they were all rented within days at a slightly lower rent (NW London)
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Nick Duncan
08 July 2020 10:38 AM
Ok, so I take it that London councils will defer or scrap their ridiculous money spinning licence renewals.
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Nick Duncan
26 May 2020 09:36 AM
Exactly and why wouId we serve a S21 unless selling up.
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Nick Duncan
13 January 2020 20:43 PM
In my Borough in London with licences in place for the last 5 years, they have done nothing and in 2018, just one prosecution. A licence to print money is all it is.
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Nick Duncan
20 November 2019 08:59 AM
I fully agree to this, my agents in Brent are absolutely superb, fully legal but on the same high street I know that there are others operating outside of the law.
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Nick Duncan
30 September 2019 08:52 AM
As above, it was a tax grab whilst trying to appease FTB which has miserably failed.
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Nick Duncan
12 September 2019 16:48 PM
Cllr Savva is totally out of touch, licensing has made no difference at all in my London Borough with a grand total of 2 convictions over the last 2 years. None of my HMO’s have ever been inspected in 5 years. It is just money for old rope.
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Nick Duncan
10 September 2019 18:33 PM
My mortgages don’t allow for HB but even if they did, all I see is increased risk, I don’t see any benefits at all. I am fortunate that I can pick and choose my tenants. If S21 is abolished or is made harder to get tenants out, then unfortunately, those with only impeccable references including long standing and provable LL references will be chosen.
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Nick Duncan
24 August 2019 07:02 AM
My agents informed me that they were going to charge me £200 fees per tenancy but increase the rent to cover this. They have but I don’t believe they should be as I’ve kept them slightly below market with no voids at all so I’ll be moving on to an agency with no tenant fees.
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Nick Duncan
01 August 2019 17:04 PM
You’re missing the point, a AIIC Inventory company offers impartiality. In 20 years with my portfolio I’ve not had one dispute and any monies kept by me were fully agreed by the tenant.
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Nick Duncan
01 August 2019 16:58 PM
This isn’t news, a lot of drum banging. Landlords will be weighing up their odds after S21 has been “reformed” unless your properties are in an undesirable area why wouid you take HB risks when you can have a vetted professional tenant in with a rent guarantee.
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Nick Duncan
12 June 2019 09:44 AM
With the online referencing agencies such as Openrent and pass the keys , I can see many landlords moving over to this one stop service.
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Nick Duncan
29 May 2019 09:07 AM
Section 24 is fully to blame here
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Nick Duncan
23 May 2019 08:59 AM
With regards to funding, I pay £540 per property for selective licensing and nearly £1000 for an HMO licence. In 3 years there has been no contact from the Council either to inspect or make further queries on. Where is this money being spent on? My Council has an extremely dubious past re cronyism and back handers. Us licence payers do not even have any information on where the monies have been spent or the success rates of prosecuting rogue landlords. Money for old rope?
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