41% of Right to Buy homes are now private rentals

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Research reveals that 41% of properties sold under Right to Buy are now privately rented – that’s around 820,000 homes.

And since 2015, another 109,000 former council homes are now in the private rented sector (PRS), the New Economics Foundation (NEF) says.

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Do we legally have to pay for our tenants’ tree to be felled?

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Hello, I have a question. Our tenants have large and well matured front and back gardens. There is a well established, large tree in their front garden (over 50 years old) which is affecting the neighbour’s garden in as much as because it blossoms throughout the Spring and Summer months they are unable to sit out in their garden as bits come off the tree making it virtually impossible to take food or drink out there.

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Unraveling the Role of Property118: Empowering UK Landlords

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This weekend I asked Chat GPT to “draft a blog to explain the role of Property118 for UK landlords”.

The following what it came up with (unedited) …

In the dynamic landscape of property investment in the United Kingdom

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London’s rents are cheaper than mortgages

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The financial challenges being faced by aspiring homeowners in the capital have been revealed by a study which shows a significant gap between mortgage payments and average rents.

The research by SBA Property Management shows that the difference makes buying a property in London a less attractive option compared to other UK cities.

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