The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has rewritten the standard tenancy contract it recommends for agents and landlords, which includes clauses that stop landlords from issuing blanket bans on tenants with pets for no good reason.
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With 31st December 2020 marking the end of the transition period for Brexit, we are all still very much in a period of uncertainty as a nation. Without question, large numbers of EU nationals will be affected by Brexit; but how will this impact the rental sector?
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There’s been a steady decline in the landlord population in the PRS over the last few years. Previously the split was fairly even between accidental landlords, career landlords and buy-to-let investors. This is starting to change as the attraction to investment properties dwindles.
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Did you know, the typical time it took to let a property in April 2020 was 29 days? This was up from 24 days in April 2019. While some of these delays may have been attributed to the pandemic, the fact still remains that landlords..
5 ways to assess the efficiency of your lettings agency Read More »
Even though 2020 was a difficult year for many businesses, it seems the lettings industry could be on a path to better days. While there are still some bumps and challenges to come – with several significant legislative..
5 things you should know about Rent & Legal Protection Read More »
News broke in February of a landmark ruling
As humans, we rely on constant communication. It’s visible in every aspect of our lives. Imagine if we didn’t have internet during the pandemic. How would we work? How would we shop, or pay bills? How would we keep in touch with loved ones?
Automation and information sharing Read More »
The launch of the Renters Reform Bill in England has been delayed, 15 months after its first mention in December 2019. It has left landlords and letting agents sweating about current and future tenancies, with no promises for when the Bill will come into action.
Renters Reform Bill Kicked into the long grass? Read More »
