Prescribed Information and Ltd Companies?
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Bali v Manaquel Company Limited (County Court at Central London (HHJ Hand QC), 15th April 2016. This to give people a heads up as many will get caught out when they let through ltd companies trying to escape s24. A tenant was successful against the landlord’s claim for possession, because the Prescribed Information was not… Read more
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Who is banging their head against a wall with Universal Credit?
Are any of you landlords struggling with Universal Credit? I have just used someone who could be our answer to not being paid at all. Yes me too, I’ve just used Sherrelle & Caridon, & my complicated case has been solved. Mental health issues tenant claimed Universal Credit (UC), as long as he was getting… Read more
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Landlord & letting agent fined over £26k
A landlord and a letting agency have been fined more than £26,000 between them after being found guilty of housing offences. This follows a multi-agency operation carried out at two properties in Luton last year. Adrian Simion, 30, formerly of Wolston Close, Luton, and lettings agent Altavon Property Management Ltd, were found guilty at Luton […]
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Right to Rent not working
Right to rent checks are not working, with more and more landlords afraid to rent to those without British passports, according to a new report. The paper by the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants (JCWI) produced with assistance from the RLA, shows that the Government’s crackdown on illegal immigrants is creating a climate of fear amongst landlords. The charity is calling on the government […]
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Say NO to Shelter Housing Charity
In my opinion, the Shelter Housing Charity masquerade as a charity (their official classification) but are really an extreme left wing, anti-landlord lobbying group. To my knowledge, they don’t provide any “shelter” for the homeless. Instead they seem to focus on making the lives of private housing providers (landlords) a misery. Shelter admit to having campaigned… Read more
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Universal Credit and Benefit Cap Training
We are holding a half day workshop on Universal Credit and benefit caps on 23rd March 2017 and have been granted permission to invite Property118 members who wish to improve their knowledge of the evolving welfare system. The purpose of this half-day workshop is to provide an insight to Private and Social Landlords on the… Read more
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Universal Credit Advice For Landlords
We are delighted to welcome Sherrelle Collman from Caridon Landlord Solutions as our expert source of Universal Credit and Housing Benefit Advice and Information. Over the coming weeks and months, Sherrelle will be sharing case studies which I am sure will strike a cord with landlords involved with benefit reliant clients. The first of these… Read more
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No building insurance and flooded downstairs from my flat!
My 2nd floor let property was vacant and work was going on. The gas engineer had taken the boiler down, and shut the water mains till new boiler went in. However, another contractor was doing the bathroom wall panels, and let the mains on and did not notice water running for about one hour and… Read more
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Gavin Barwell confirms longer tenancies will not apply to BTL
Housing Minister Gavin Barwell has cleared up confusion caused by the recent Housing White Paper, which called for ‘family friendly’ three year guaranteed tenancies to be offered to tenants in an effort to increase stability and security for those families that want it. Barwell told Inside Housing that government calls for longer tenancies will be… Read more
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Lobby your MP Saturday James Gray tells the RLA
Tory Member of Parliament for North Wiltshire James Gray has urged landlords in an interview with the RLA to lobby their constituency MPs against Section 24 mortgage interest relief changes on a Saturday. Apparently Saturday is traditionally the day most MPs hold their constituency surgeries meeting with the public to discuss their concerns and issues…. Read more
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