Nine changes to build a vibrant PRS that works for all
Nine changes to build “a vibrant PRS that works for all”. The Government is determined to press ahead with the abolition of Section 21. Its plans to offer more protection to tenants come at a time when many private landlords have already left or are planning to leave the industry. While I don’t believe that’s […]
Politics, legislation and economic changes – the UK renter is up against it.
Politics, legislation and economic changes – the UK renter is up against it. Many mortgage holders breathed a sigh of relief as the Bank of England held off on another interest rate rise recently. But they’re not the only ones suffering in this challenging financial climate. Those who rent are at risk too. Indeed, they […]
Tough times ahead for buy to let – here’s how letting agents and their landlords can come out on top
Stuart Law, a prominent figure in property investment has warned of challenges facing the housing market – with the buy to let sector suffering the most. And the recent autumn statement only confirmed there are bleak times ahead for landlords and lettings agents. Although the chancellor of the exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, confirmed the stamp duty […]
Real value: why every landlord counts
Real value: why every landlord counts. There was a time when agents focused on sales. It was the source of their income and the speciality they proudly promoted. But times have changed. We went through an economic crash and lending became more controlled. More people were renting, and not just as a short-term move. Agents […]
WARNING: Judges dismissing eviction cases on a technicality
WARNING: Judges dismissing eviction cases on a technicality Imagine you’re a landlord who’s waited weeks for the courts to get around to dealing with a Section 21 notice. It won’t be long now until you can regain control of your property. Things are looking up. But then, the judge dismisses the case. There’s a gap […]