Read our updated Renter Reform eBook, where we have reflected the announced U-turn, and the new ground for possession for the student housing market.
E-Guide – Get Rent Reform Ready Read More »
The How to Rent guide is one of the key documents that a landlord must serve on their tenant regularly during a tenancy. But there is a grey area you need to be aware of when serving the July 2021 version that we are here to explain.
Easy to Read How to Rent Guide – Understanding the Grey Area Read More »
Welcome back to Let’s Talk Lets, the podcast where we discuss thought-provoking insights and big topics in the lettings industry. On this episode we are talking to Cameron Azhasemi from Hooyu, who are experts in identity verification across multiple sectors. We talk about the rise in fraud in the lettings industry, the trends we are seeing and the solutions that there are avalible.
Let’s Talk Lets – Hooyu Read More »
RENTERS REFORM BILL UPDATE
The Financial Times have reported that the Renters Reform bill is set to get it’s second reading on Monday 23rd October, after PM Rishi Sunak is said to have given his personal blessing to resume the progress of the bill. We will be keeping you updated throughout the process, so make sure to follow all the news via our Rent Reform Hub for more information.
And take a look at our newly released E-Book that will walk you through the stages this bill will go through on its journey through the parliamentary process!
E-Guide – How does a bill become an act of parliament? Read More »
The movement of a bill through parliament does not happen overnight. So what are the stages? In this blog we go through the journey of a bill
How Does a Bill Become an Act of Parliament? Read More »
Welcome to the next edition of our CEO, Heidi Shackell’s Blog ‘As I See It!’. This month we talk about coming into Autumn, the rises in fuel and celebrate some of the Hubsters.
Preparing for the future – As I See It! Read More »
Properties are usually purchased with vacant possession, however in some transactions the buyer will purchase the property with a tenant in situ, especially in the buy-to-let market. In this weeks blog we look at everything the new landlord would need to know if the property is bought with a tenant in situ.
Is a new tenancy required when a landlord changes hands? Read More »
It is all we see in the headlines, but what is actually happening with the Renters Reform? This week we are looking at where the journey the bill has been on so far and where it is going next, including the second reading announcement.
The Renter Reform Bill – the latest updates on progress Read More »
The How to Rent Guide has been updated several times since its launch. Meanwhile, the Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities have indicated that another new How to Rent guide will be issued in early October 2023.
New Government How to Rent Guide: What You Need to Know Read More »
Court delays have already caused issues in the market with landlords waiting longer to gain possession of their property. Further delays are now expected as agency staff at over 30 civil courts have taken part in industrial action this month. Make sure to read this weeks blog with a list of courts dealing with possession claims that are likely to be impacted as well as advice for landlords.
Further delays at court due to strike action by security staff Read More »