RPI: Is this the future?
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Taken from the Residential Property Investor (RPI), the RLA’s member magazine, Rosalind Renshaw talks to Neil Young. He is a private landlord who is also a leading pioneer in the build-to-rent sector. They discuss if this is the future… Neil Young started out as a private landlord. Today, he still has an active portfolio but he is […]
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RLA research in Lords’ debate
Airbnb research produced by the RLA has been cited in a Lords debate on holiday lettings and their impact. Baroness Gardner of Parkes (Conservative) yesterday asked her oral questions in the House of Lords about whether the Government intends to give powers to local authorities to prevent the further loss of long-term homes resulting from […]
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Refunding Deposit money re section21 – Landlord training
What can you do if your tenant refuses to cash a cheque refunding their deposit so you can serve a section 21 notice? Does it mean you can’t serve your notice, ever? Today’s video clip answers this question. Note that this is the FINAL DAY to get the Legal Update Video Course at 50% discount… Read more
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Landlord receives massive fine…
A north-west London landlord has been ordered to pay over £700,000 for failing to comply with planning rules. Barnet Council in pursuing the debt has had the rental property prepossessed. The property is to be sold at auction to raise the funds. It will go under the hammer this week. Landlord Saied Rahmdezfouli was refused […]
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Contacted by MX Bradford and Bingley about S24!
I’ve received a letter telling me about S24, stamp duty and a few other changes happening in the market which I’m guessing some other people might also have received? I must admit I was a little scared by the booklet telling me about all of the things happening in the market right now, I wasn’t… Read more
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Warning to Government that families may be made homeless by Section24
Former member of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee, Dame Kate Barker, has warned the Treasury Select Committee that families could lose their homes as a result of extra tax burdens on landlords through Section24 reduction of mortgage interest tax relief. Dame Kate said that these changes will affect the housing stock and that… Read more
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RICS recommendations for the Private Rented Sector
The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) have produced a Rented Sector Policy Paper for England. To see the full report Click Here The Introduction starts: “Since the 1990s, the UK has undergone significant demographic change: people are settling down later and living longer, incomes of younger households generally haven’t risen in real terms since… Read more
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Families to lose homes due to tax rises
A leading housing expert has warned of families losing their homes as a result of extra tax burdens on landlords. Dame Kate Barker, a former member of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee issued the warning to the Treasury Select Committee yesterday. Pressed about the impact of recent tax changes affecting landlords, she warned […]
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Failing Possession Claims
Section 21 Possession claims are failing due to minor but little known hurdles which means numerous claims are thrown out of court, that’s according to St. Albans Chambers barrister, Michael Grant. The Section 21 possession claims process is a highly advantageous system as a no-fault, no-blame eviction which soon only those UK landlords in England […]
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Retaliatory Eviction – Legal update training for Landlords
Watch a 10 minute clip of specialist housing barrister Sam Mdage-Wyld explaining retaliatory eviction, taken from the Legal Update Online Video Course (NB special 50% reduction offer ending tomorrow, 9th December) You will find it on this page click here featuring Sam’s online video workshop. You will need to scroll down until you see the… Read more
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