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Energy costs are a major concern for landlords and tenants. Save on energy consumption and make your tenants’ homes more ...
Housing minister Matthew Pennycook has hinted that extra powers to stop holiday lets and second homes may be needed - ...
A landlord who failed to license his unsafe and overcrowded HMO has failed in his bid to have a £11,000 fine dismissed.
A Portsmouth landlord has launched an online petition in a bid to stop councils using heavy-handed criteria when designing ...
Landlords could get more choice about what type of energy efficient upgrades they fit in their properties under the ...
Private landlords are being offered attractive letting and leasing deals by the Royal Borough of Greenwich in a bid to tackle ...
Westminster City Council has launched a tenants’ charter aimed at helping private renters better understand their rights, ...
HMRC has made the unusual step of warning landlords not to use widely-routed tax avoidance schemes which it says are being ...
Tenants in Buckinghamshire fork out for the highest rents in the country - even more than those living in London’s prime SW7 ...
The court system isn’t ready for the Renters’ Rights Bill, it was declared in the House of Lords this week.
A leading London council has revealed plans to clamp down on HMOs and the ‘fly tipping’ and rubbish their residents create, and has pointed the finger at both landlords and letting agents for not ...
The Renters' Rights Bill is set to to overhaul the eviction process, with bailiffs increasingly under pressure.
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