Why the Standard Rent-to-Rent Model Will Struggle Under the New Renters’ Rights Bill
Rent2Rent has taken the rental market by storm, offering landlords a handsfree option with guaranteed rent, but has time run out for the standard R2R model as we know it?
The Renters’ Rights Bill represents a significant shift in the legal framework governing the relationship between landlords
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Propertymark responds to new Renters’ Rights Bill guidance
Propertymark has expressed its views on the newly proposed Renters’ Rights Bill, emphasising the need for a fair and balanced approach to implementing the significant changes it will bring to the private rented sector (PRS).
The organisation highlights concern about the potential impact of abolishing Section 21 ‘no-fault’
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Landlords urged to install EV chargers to boost income
Landlords are being advised to get ahead of the curve by installing electric vehicle (EV) charging points at their properties.
This move could not only increase rental income but also make their properties more desirable to renters.
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EPC rules and the Renters’ Rights Bill will damage the PRS beyond recognition
While landlords are distracted by the nonsense that is the Renters’ Rights Bill, the biggest elephant in the room is a pledge for PRS homes to meet an EPC minimum rating of C.
Ed Miliband, the so-called (big fat) net zero minister
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End of an Era: Landlord sells entire Property Portfolio in record time
Landlords who’ve been in the business a while are downsizing. If you haven’t thought about doing it before, or if you’re on the fence, you might want to think about it now, before we get too close to December.
For Shirley McLean
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EPC C rating or letting ban?
Hi, I read that Ed Miliband announced that if a C energy rating is not achieved by 2030 then the landlord will be banned from letting it out.
Does anyone else see an opportunity to buy a D or below rated BTL with long standing tenants and then wait until the government kicks them out?
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Landlords and agents increasingly pessimistic about the PRS
New findings from the Goodlord and Vouch ‘State of the Lettings Industry Report 2024’ paint a grim picture for the private rented sector (PRS).
It reveals that more than half of landlords and agents surveyed expressed pessimism about the future of the market.
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Rebuttal to The Telegraph’s Article: “Landlords face six-figure bills in tax avoidance row”
We appreciate The Telegraph’s interest in recent developments concerning Property118, but the article titled “Landlords face six-figure bills in tax avoidance row“ contains several inaccuracies and mischaracterisations that need to be addressed.
Clarifying the Nature of the Substantial Incorporation Structure (SIS) and Capital Account Restructure (CAR) Arrangements
The Substantial Incorporation Structure (SIS) and Capital Account Restructure (CAR) arrangements offered by Property118 were developed as legitimate and commercially necessary tax planning solutions
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EPC – A good idea, but?
Placing a property into an energy efficiency category and then advocating or enforcing remedial action. Sounds great – what’s not to like?
Well – if the categorisation is inconsistent and inaccurate then that’s a problem and I believe it leads to millions of misdiagnosis.
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Cardiff unveils plans to buy 280 homes for its homeless
In a bid to alleviate its severe housing shortage and deal with growing numbers needing homelessness support, one council has announced it will buy flats and a hotel.
The move by Cardiff City Council comes as its temporary accommodation is at capacity.
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