Previously a Conservative voter!
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I have traditionally voted Conservative but I would be unable to vote for them if there was a general election next week due to recent changes in BTL taxation. I would like to understand how many other readers of this forum feel the same way and what their intentions are, the next time they get… Read more
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Land Registry privatisation plans cancelled by Government
Following a consultation the Government has cancelled plans to privatise the Land Registry and will instead keep it as a publicly owned organisation. The Government has indicated that the Land Registry should become more focused on digital data driven registration saying “modernisation will maximise the value of HM Land Registry to the economy and should… Read more
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Sectioned tenant ripped out pipes and now wants to come back?
I have what I think is a strange circumstance. My tenant has ripped all the pipes out of the water supply during a psychological fit, he has been sectioned, but will want to move back within a couple of weeks. This is the second time he has done this, the first time I repaired the… Read more
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Will Freeholders Consent To Let Fees Be Banned?
I have a readers question of my own for a change! Given the Chancellors announcement in his Autumn Statement that agents will not be allowed to charge fees to tenants, does this mean that freehold management companies will no longer be able to charge us fees (as long leasehold tenants) for consent to let? Thoughts… Read more
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Extra Tax On Landlords Will Hurt Agents More Than Chancellors Ban On Tenants Fees
Letting agents who are arguing about the ban on charging fees to tenants are still failing to recognise this isn’t the biggest threat to their business. In a survey launched by Property118 “The Landlords Union” within minutes of the Chancellor delivering his Autumn statement nearly 500 landlords voted within 18 hours. Initial findings are that 53%… Read more
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Renters' Rights Bill 2016
Another Private Rented Sector related Bill to pass through Parliament in recent months, this time to make provision for the “rights of renters” was introduced by Liberal Democrat Peer Baroness Olly Grender on 23 May 2016. It is a Private Members’ Bill which was started in the House of Lords. The Bill is making progress […]
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