Paymentshield enhances tenant’s contents cover for pet damage

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Insurance provider Paymentshield has revamped its tenant contents policy ahead of the Renters’ Rights Bill which will restrict landlords from ‘unreasonably’ denying pet requests.

The updated product includes expanded protection for property damage caused by pets

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Renters’ Rights Bill passes second reading in the Lords

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The Renters’ Rights Bill has passed its second reading in the House of Lords and will now go to the Committee stage.

A total of 44 members of the House of Lords spoke at the second reading of the Bill.

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Give small landlords a break?

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Hello, I rent out one property, and a significant number of other landlords do the same. The rental from this property is my only income since I am retired.

It was an investment, but it also provided a home for somebody else which is more than you can say of most investments.

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Tax breaks urged for landlords to tackle EPC upgrades

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Landlords should receive tax incentives for energy-efficient property upgrades which help reduce renters’ ‘crippling’ utility expenses, Tory MPs have urged.

MailOnline reports that Labour has been told by MPs in the Conservative Environment Network (CEN) that tax relief will lower tenant costs and reduce UK reliance on foreign fuel imports.

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UK Economy Flatlines: What Property Investors Must Know

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Are you ready to navigate the 2025 property market and thrive in challenging times? In this video, Ranjan Bhattacharya covers the critical insights every UK property investor needs to stay ahead. With the economy facing stagnant growth, rising taxes, and increased regulatory pressures

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Lords urged to revise Renters’ Rights Bill amid rental home supply fears

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The Renters’ Rights Bill faces its second reading in the House of Lords today (Tuesday 4 February), with calls for revisions to address potential negative impacts on the private rented sector.

Those concerns come from Propertymark which fears that the regulations could reduce housing availability

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Short-Term Lending as a Solution

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Years ago, bridging finance was considered a very expensive option, but bridging products are a lot cheaper and many savvy investors are turning to us, to know which lenders to turn to.

There are many ways in which short-term finance can be used as detailed below

Starting with Standard Bridging for: Chain breaking

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Rumble with the Agents celebrates 10-year anniversary with two major events in London and Newcastle

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Paul Shamplina’s renowned charity boxing event, ‘Rumble with the Agents’ is celebrating its milestone 10-year anniversary with two spectacular events this year. One in London on 19th June and, for the first time, a second event in Newcastle on 4th December.

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Jeremy Corbyn calls for rent controls to prevent ‘excessive’ landlord profits

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Jeremy Corbyn has called for the introduction of rent controls as part of broader reforms to address the rising costs faced by tenants in London.

The government claims its Renters’ Rights Bill, which includes measures such as banning section 21 ‘no-fault’ evictions and bidding wars

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Student paying year up front?

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Hello, I have a question that hopefully someone can answer.

I have an overseas student tenant who is due to move into an HMO of mine in July. She has asked if she can pay the whole year up front.

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