Why do the Government and Nottingham City Council have it in for Residential Landlords?
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In the U.K. We have a chronic shortage of Housing. Apparently we need 250,000 New Houses a Year but last year (and that was a good year) we built 141,000 new homes !! The Government can’t afford to provide them and nor can Local Authorities so over the past 15 years or so the ”… Read more
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Call for Government to target incorporated landlords
The Government has been urged to take action to make sure landlords who have incorporated can’t recoup the cost of tax changes next year. Shadow Communities and Local Government Minister Lord Beecham (Labour) has tabled two written parliamentary questions asking: Will the Government take steps to ensure that limited companies are not better placed than […]
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Brent selective licensing consultation now open
At the beginning of 2015, Brent introduced a selective licensing scheme for all private rental properties in Harlesden, Willesden Green and Wembley Central, and licensing of all HMOs in Brent. Brent Council are now consulting on plans to expand their selective licensing across the whole borough. The councils argues this is needed due to evidence […]
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Rent Repayment Orders
Listen to barrister Sam Madge-Wyld discuss Rent Repayment Orders and how they can affect ordinary landlords like you. You will find it on this page click here (you will need to scroll down) featuring Sam’s online video workshop which is on special offer this week at 50% discount.
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London Living Rent plan could help supply 90,000 new homes by 2021
London Mayor Sadiq Khan hopes his living Rent plans will supply 90,000 new homes by 2021. The idea will set rents at no more than a third of the local average household income while tenants save for a deposit to buy a property. £3.15bn has been pledged to London from central government in the Autumn… Read more
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Reflections on the Autumn Statement
For many in the private rental sector (PRS), the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement was as notable for what wasn’t announced as for what was. Some in the industry were hoping, albeit a touch optimistically, for an indication that the stamp duty surcharge would be reconsidered. Others thought the decision not to count mortgage interest as a […]
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