New form for suspended possession orders
admin 
A new court form is available for use when tenants have breached the terms of their suspended possession order. The form was published as a result of the Court of Appeal’s decision in Cardiff City Council v Lee. Prior to this case, it was understood that when a tenant breached the terms of their possession […]
The post New form for suspended possession orders appeared first on RLA Campaigns and News Centre.
View Full Article: New form for suspended possession orders
Has anyone taken another landlord to court for loss of rent due to their tenant?
I got a problem with a landlord of a property next door to mine and I would like some advise on how to handle the situation please. His ASB tenants have been making life hell for the decent people in the street and the street backing on to his property. Shouting, fighting, motor bikes and… Read more
The post Has anyone taken another landlord to court for loss of rent due to their tenant? appeared first on Property118.com.
View Full Article: Has anyone taken another landlord to court for loss of rent due to their tenant?
Lodger jailed for murdering his landlord
A lodger who lived with his Worthing landlord and killed him in August this year has been jailed for life. This case highlights the importance of checking out (screening) tenants very carefully and especially in the case of lodgers who will be sharing the landlord’s own home. In August last police officers were called to […]
… LandlordZONE.
View Full Article: Lodger jailed for murdering his landlord
PRA, DSCR, FCA, HMO, SPV, SIC Code, ATED – What BTL landlords need to know for 2017
The numerous interventions from regulators, the EU, the changing lending landscape and even more scrutiny that banks now demand before agreeing terms, has all made for a much more difficult BTL marketplace. You have probably seen this for yourself already. Many mortgage brokers who dabbled in the BTL space have now gone back to their… Read more
The post PRA, DSCR, FCA, HMO, SPV, SIC Code, ATED – What BTL landlords need to know for 2017 appeared first on Property118.com.
View Full Article: PRA, DSCR, FCA, HMO, SPV, SIC Code, ATED – What BTL landlords need to know for 2017
Stupid stupid Banking systems!
Could not get a £30k BTL mortgage on a £380k house that has had a >95% occupancy since 2002. The conversations with various banks went something like this Ah Hamish, you’ll have had your tea. I have that Banker. We’re here for a modest BTL mortgage and you have various products that interest us. Aye… Read more
The post Stupid stupid Banking systems! appeared first on Property118.com.
View Full Article: Stupid stupid Banking systems!
Mortgage to buy an SPV Ltd Company and property it sits in?
I want to buy an HMO which is already held in a SPV Ltd company. I want to retain the same structure going forward and therefore want to buy the limited company. I’m looking for a lender who understands the transaction, where ultimately they would be valuing the asset held in the limited company and… Read more
The post Mortgage to buy an SPV Ltd Company and property it sits in? appeared first on Property118.com.
View Full Article: Mortgage to buy an SPV Ltd Company and property it sits in?
Rent Arrears could worsen next year…
Rent Arrears: Christmas time is expensive and the New Year not only brings tight budgets, it’s also a prime time for family break-ups and relationship problems, so rent payment is often the casualty. What’s more, this year landlords are under more pressure from property tax rises, so rents are likely to climb. A recent Rent […]
… LandlordZONE.
View Full Article: Rent Arrears could worsen next year…
Hybrid Tax Structure For Landlords
I recently came across an organisation who are charging £600 to attend a seminar to learn about the hybrid tax structure for landlords, £2,700 for one to one consultations, then £15,000 for implementation and a further £250 a year! I was so disgusted with their profiteering and promotion of this structure, and their obvious total… Read more
The post Hybrid Tax Structure For Landlords appeared first on Property118.com.
View Full Article: Hybrid Tax Structure For Landlords
LANDLORDS – Section 24 Tax Is Optional
If you don’t want to pay more tax as a result of Section 24 of the Finance (No.2) Act 2015, which restricts mortgage interest relief for individual landlords, you don’t have to. In the vast majority of cases it is optional, but only if you take positive action! Throughout 2016 Property118 has discovered and published… Read more
The post LANDLORDS – Section 24 Tax Is Optional appeared first on Property118.com.
View Full Article: LANDLORDS – Section 24 Tax Is Optional
RLA members raise over £2,200 for charities
Since introducing Gone for Good to our members earlier this year, they have donated goods worth over £2,200 to charity via the app. That’s a fantastic achievement which has helped several charities and families in need. The Gone for Good app matches landlords with local charities who actively want to receive particular items and will […]
The post RLA members raise over £2,200 for charities appeared first on RLA Campaigns and News Centre.
View Full Article: RLA members raise over £2,200 for charities
Categories
- Landlords (19)
- Real Estate (9)
- Renewables & Green Issues (1)
- Rental Property Investment (1)
- Tenants (21)
- Uncategorized (12,534)
Archives
- March 2026 (31)
- February 2026 (55)
- January 2026 (52)
- December 2025 (62)
- August 2025 (51)
- July 2025 (51)
- June 2025 (49)
- May 2025 (50)
- April 2025 (48)
- March 2025 (54)
- February 2025 (51)
- January 2025 (52)
- December 2024 (55)
- November 2024 (64)
- October 2024 (82)
- September 2024 (69)
- August 2024 (55)
- July 2024 (64)
- June 2024 (54)
- May 2024 (73)
- April 2024 (59)
- March 2024 (49)
- February 2024 (57)
- January 2024 (58)
- December 2023 (56)
- November 2023 (59)
- October 2023 (67)
- September 2023 (136)
- August 2023 (131)
- July 2023 (129)
- June 2023 (128)
- May 2023 (140)
- April 2023 (121)
- March 2023 (168)
- February 2023 (155)
- January 2023 (152)
- December 2022 (136)
- November 2022 (158)
- October 2022 (146)
- September 2022 (148)
- August 2022 (169)
- July 2022 (124)
- June 2022 (124)
- May 2022 (130)
- April 2022 (116)
- March 2022 (155)
- February 2022 (124)
- January 2022 (120)
- December 2021 (117)
- November 2021 (139)
- October 2021 (130)
- September 2021 (138)
- August 2021 (110)
- July 2021 (110)
- June 2021 (60)
- May 2021 (127)
- April 2021 (122)
- March 2021 (156)
- February 2021 (154)
- January 2021 (133)
- December 2020 (126)
- November 2020 (159)
- October 2020 (169)
- September 2020 (181)
- August 2020 (147)
- July 2020 (172)
- June 2020 (158)
- May 2020 (177)
- April 2020 (188)
- March 2020 (234)
- February 2020 (212)
- January 2020 (164)
- December 2019 (107)
- November 2019 (131)
- October 2019 (145)
- September 2019 (123)
- August 2019 (112)
- July 2019 (93)
- June 2019 (82)
- May 2019 (94)
- April 2019 (88)
- March 2019 (78)
- February 2019 (77)
- January 2019 (71)
- December 2018 (37)
- November 2018 (85)
- October 2018 (108)
- September 2018 (110)
- August 2018 (135)
- July 2018 (140)
- June 2018 (118)
- May 2018 (113)
- April 2018 (64)
- March 2018 (96)
- February 2018 (82)
- January 2018 (92)
- December 2017 (62)
- November 2017 (100)
- October 2017 (105)
- September 2017 (97)
- August 2017 (101)
- July 2017 (104)
- June 2017 (155)
- May 2017 (135)
- April 2017 (113)
- March 2017 (138)
- February 2017 (150)
- January 2017 (127)
- December 2016 (90)
- November 2016 (135)
- October 2016 (149)
- September 2016 (135)
- August 2016 (48)
- July 2016 (52)
- June 2016 (54)
- May 2016 (52)
- April 2016 (24)
- October 2014 (8)
- April 2012 (2)
- December 2011 (2)
- November 2011 (10)
- October 2011 (9)
- September 2011 (9)
- August 2011 (3)
Calendar
Recent Posts
- Why the abolition of Section 21 isn’t a cause for celebration
- An open letter to Shelter Scotland
- Room rents rocket in UK cities
- Exemption from MTD on age/other basis?
- Section 24’s long shadow: what a decade of tax reform has really done to rental housing supply
