Creeping bureaucracy is creating a massive financial risk for landlords and agents who are managing HMOs, says Nigel Lewis.
Read MoreTenants working from home? Then check the contract!
With home working looking like it’s here to stay, Frances Burkinshaw points out that in some cases, this new norm could be breaking a tenancy agreement.
Read MoreRaising living standards in rented homes
The Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018, says Jane Dockeray, PSL Counsel at Hogan Lovells, provides a real and achievable direct route of redress for tenants living in substandard conditions.
Read MoreReferral fees come under scrutiny by Government
Referral fees fall under Government scrutiny but maybe offering the opportunity to improve the practice of charging referral fees by increasing transparency.
Read MoreBelvoir set to double number of rent guarantee policies as tenant fee ban looms
Belvoir says its partnership with Let Alliance is paying dividends as its franchisees sell more rent guarantee insurance to plug looming tenant fees ban.
Read MoreLetting agent jailed after failing to fit smoke alarms at house where boys died
A letting agent who has been jailed for a year after failing to fit smoke alarms to a property at which a house fire later killed two boys.
Read MoreThe effect of long term tenancies and landlord fees
The looming demise of tenant fees is not your only problem, says Adam Walker, it’s time to look at the effect of long term tenancies and landlord fees.
Read MoreCouncils contributing to homelessness
"Councils are contributing to homelessness. Unfair? Sadly not, says Adam Walker, as they only take responsibility for a tenant once he’s out on the street."
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