ARLA welcome strengthening consumer redress

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Mark Hayward, Chief Executive, NAEA Propertymark and David Cox, Chief Executive, ARLA Propertymark, comments on the Government’s response to Strengthening Consumer Redress in the Housing Market consultation: “In Propertymark’s response to the consultation last year, we called for greater clarity in the system and streamlining through the creation of a single portal along with a unifying code of practice for all housing providers.

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Cost to landlords to join a COMPULSORY Redress Scheme?

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On 24th January 2019 DGLG announced that it will become compulsory for Private Landlords in England to become members of a Redress Scheme.

No dates are available yet as to when this will become law but meanwhile I have been looking into the cost implications and decided to make my membership application to the Property Redress Scheme TODAY!

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Private landlords will be legally required to become members of a redress scheme

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A new Housing Complaints Resolution Service has been announced for the entire housing market and for the first time ever, private landlords will be legally required to join a housing redress scheme. Click here to view the MHCLG release:

Private landlords will be legally required to become members of a redress scheme – with a fine of up to £5,000 if they fail to do so.

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