Articles that keep landlords and property professionals on the right side of the rules and regulations.
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
New laws mean commercial property must now have an energy efficiency rating of at least E before a new lease or renewal lease can be granted but also a commercial property should not continue to be let if the rating ...
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
When a popular Dorset pub was devastated several years ago, thanks to a huge chimney fire, the owners were left with a burnt out property and a big bill thanks to underinsurance. ...
- Written by: Rebecca Mushing
Recent years have seen a surge in the holiday lettings sector with the popularity of digital platforms like Air BnB. It has brought benefits in increased income for individuals and local economies but has raised challenges for others with anti-social ...
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
UK landlords are currently facing a myriad of challenges. ...
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
The Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Bill has passed its third reading in the House of Lords and is set to become law over the summer. ...
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
The Renters (Reform) Bill introduced by the Government signals the long-awaited reform to existing housing legislation and the headline grabbing abolition of ‘no-fault’ Section 21 Notices. ...
- Written by: Susan Drummond
All landlords need to have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), with few exemptions. As a property writer, landlord and Domestic Energy Assessor, I like to think that I can understand all sides. But many landlords are confused by the process ...
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
Landlords on non-domestic units are being urged to adhere to new regulations for their properties, or face thousands of pounds of fines. ...
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
Local authorities exist to improve housing stock in their area; however, licensing is not the best way to improve standards across the private rented sector. Because of this, Propertymark is voicing concerns with local authorities and local representatives from up ...
- Written by: Kate Rigby
It has been widely reported that lenders are expecting a rise in the number of homeowners handing back their keys as the cost-of-living crisis forces borrowers to default on their loans. Businesses, particularly SMEs, are also reported to be struggling to ...
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