In partnership with cybersecurity expert Francis West, the Lettings Hub is proud to introduce our latest E-Guide: ‘Secure Letting – A Cybersecurity Guide for Letting Agents.’
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In partnership with cybersecurity expert Francis West, the Lettings Hub is proud to introduce our latest E-Guide: ‘Secure Letting – A Cybersecurity Guide for Letting Agents.’
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In this infosheet, we outline the pledges made by His Majesty in the State Opening of Parliament, together with the likely pace of these reforms, and what specific legislative changes the market should prepare for.
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Understanding Anti-Social Behaviour Evictions in the UK – a simple guide to understand everything you need to know.
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The General Election, called in May, halted the progress of the Renters’ (Reform) Bill, just as the private rental sector was getting ready for its imminent implementation.
E-Book – What’s next for Rental Reform under a Labour Government? Read More »
ough it is expected that the Rental Reforms will eventually see the phasing out of so called ‘no-fault’ evictions, until any changes are implemented, Section 21 Notices remain the most common possession notices used. But what are the common mistakes people make when serving a notice, and what do you need to have in order at all times throughout the tenancy? ough it is expected that the Rental Reforms will eventually see the phasing out of so called ‘no-fault’ evictions, until any changes are implemented, Section 21 Notices remain the most common possession notices used. But what are the common mistakes people make when serving a notice, and what do you need to have in order at all times throughout the tenancy?
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Managing authorised and unauthorised occupiers in rental properties can present complex challenges for landlords and letting agents. In this blog, our legal services providers, Woodstock, share their experiences of two cases where unauthorised occupiers needed to be removed from the property.
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In this E-Guide we are exploring what the upcoming General Election may mean for landlords and renters, and what could happen with rent reform next. Working alongside our legal partners Woodstock Legal Services, we consider potential outcomes when the voters hit the polls on 4th July and the impact they could have on the lettings sector.
E-Book – A General Election has been called, now what? Read More »
Landlords have a legal requirement to arrange gas and electrical safety inspections. They must ensure that the property is in good condition, and if necessary, make arrangements for repairs or any other required work to be done, if there are any problems.
Can you access your rental property if your tenants haven’t authorised it? Read More »
A squatter is someone who starts living in a property without permission. But what do you do if you find a squatter? And how do you stop the situation from arising?
What are squatters and what can you do about them? Read More »