Government Urged To Offer Landlords Coronavirus Guidance
With the number of Coronavirus patients in the UK increasing, one organisation is urging the government to offer landlords guidance on what they should do.
A proposal to introduce rent controls in London will lead to landlords being 'forced out' of the private rental sector and the number of rental homes being available will be significantly reduced, the capital's
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, is being urged to use his first budget to help landlords and reverse the decline in the supply of homes for rent.
The government's plan to remove restrictions on pets in rental properties could lead to confusion between landlords, letting agents and tenants, one inventory service provider says.
84% of tenants are breaking their landlord's rules
Most tenants are engaging in behaviours and actions that their landlord would disapprove of - and it is mainly down to the fact they are not familiar with their tenancy agreement rules.
Landlords Offer 'Lavish Extras' To Attract Foreign Tenants
With falling tenant demand from overseas and post-Brexit worries, one organisation says that landlords are increasingly going 'above and beyond' in a bid to attract new tenants from overseas.
The number of buy to let landlords who have increasingly moved into short-term lets could create a major rental crisis in the UK, one organisation is warning.
Government urged to give EU citizens proof of residence
A physical document that EU citizens could use post-Brexit to show they have the right to rent a home would be a 'pragmatic and common sense way' to deal with the problem, the Residential Landlords Associa
2020’s London Property Investment Hotspots Revealed
Landlords looking for buy to let investment opportunities in London in 2020 should look towards the east of the city for success, research has revealed.
Landlords around the UK have seen the annual growth for private rents nearly doubling, with rising demand and falling rental supply leading to the rise.
The findings from Zoopla reveal that there's been an 8%
Fewer landlords let homes to housing benefit tenants
One landlord’s association says there has been a big drop in the number of landlords who are willing to let their home to a tenant receiving Universal Credit or local housing allowance.
One firm that helps landlords deal with the eviction process through the courts says these cases are now taking longer than they have ever done thanks to administrative errors and frustrating court delays.
A landlords' organisation is urging the new government to look carefully at rental sector reform so that landlords can repossess their rental property when legitimately entitled to do so.
Landlords who are upset over Conservative and other political party policies for the private rented sector could hold the keys in 124 constituencies, a survey reveals.
Ever since the autumn statement in 2016, the potential impact of the tenant
fee ban has received widespread coverage. While many tenants were positive
about the changes it did present the prospect of a major change for the
letting agents.
The student accommodation sector remains vibrant, with a positive long term
outlook.
This is driven by continued strong demand for university places. This year
560,000 students applied for a place at a UK University. This was the first
increase for
Landlords are calling for dedicated housing courts because they are facing longer times in getting their repossession case judgements processed, figures reveal.
