Scott Schedule Part 36 Offer for Disrepair Claim?
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I made a post a few months ago here: https://www.property118.com/im-being-threatened-by-a-tenants-solicitor/94613/ So after all these months I have an update on this. The tenants solicitor got a surveyor, who confirmed minimal works needed to be done. He confirmed the mould in the brand new kitchen was caused by condensation, not damp. We agreed to the scott… Read more
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What is wrong with this Government?
Sajid Javid has granted an amnesty from prosecution for tenants that illegally subletted their council property in Grenfell Towers. This despite the limited and long overdue legislation introduced by the Tory government only a few years ago. He has probably given the green light and amnesty to anybody who was responsible for innocent adults and… Read more
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PRS tax changes hurting – but not working
Tax hikes on the private rented sector are hurting tenants but failing to achieve their objective, the RLA has warned. The news comes following the publication of research by the Local Government Association showing that the average private sector rent is now £852 a month across the country. Whilst this figure is a mean average […]
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How to do a rent review – 01
In 1978, I published a pamphlet “The Framework of Rent Review Clauses” which was given free publicity in leading law and property journals. In 1983, I published a 28-page booklet ‘ How to do a Rent Review’; priced at £5 it was an instant hit and in a letter to me was described by Professor […]
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Newham Looks to Licence All PRS Properties
The London Borough of Newham has announced this week the start of an Additional Licensing Scheme and the intended start of two new Selective Licensing Schemes. The additional licensing scheme will come into force 1st January 2018 and will run until 31st December 2022. Additional Licensing schemes affect Houses of Multiple Occupancy that are not […]
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Landlords' Tax is “profoundly wrongheaded”
Tax on Landlords: Former Bank of England expert, David Miles, who served on the Monetary Policy Committee 2009-2015, and is now professor of financial economics at Imperial College London, says that “My own view is that this [tax rises on landlords] is profoundly wrong-headed”. Politicians looking for ways to show they are on the side […]
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Broken Housing Market underlies UK’s political crisis
Housing Crisis: Writing in Belfast newspaper, the Irish News, Newton Emerson argues that many of the UK’s political problems can be blamed directly on the broken housing market. “If you wanted to find a single cause behind the calamitous state of British politics you could do worse than look at the broken housing market,” it […]
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